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Making these totes is the perfect way to put your scraps to work to create beautiful, structured bags! Combine a simple quilt-as-you-go technique with utility fabric to make bags that can stand on their own without the use of heavy interfacing.
The 25-page, full-color pattern comes with instructions for making two tote styles.
The Tall Tote measures 14½” tall x 10½” wide x 4” deep, and has 29" shoulder bag-style handles.
The Wide Tote measures 11½” tall x 12½” wide x 6” deep and has 16" handbag-style handles.
Details like facing inside the top of the bag and a “stay-put” lining with easy-to-sew zip and slip pockets make the finished bags both polished and useful. Instructions for installing an optional magnetic snap closure are also included.
All of the pieces you will use to complete this project are rectangular, and the instructions are written for cutting using a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler, and self-healing cutting mat.
Please refer to the pattern images for yardage requirements. The basic materials you will need are:
Patchwork fabric scraps
Scraps of print and/or solid quilting fabric including mid-weight cotton, cotton/linen, and home-décor weight cottons.
Textured solid fabric
Mid-weight fabrics including yarn-dyed cottons, cotton/linen blends such as Robert Kaufman’s Essex, chambray, and denim.
Lightweight Fusible Interfacing
A lightweight fusible interfacing will add structure to the handles and facing. Using interfacing is recommended for sturdier handles and facing, but it’s not essential.
Cotton duck or other utility fabric
Cotton duck, drill cloth, cotton canvas, or something similar in a light neutral color.
Batting
Low-loft needled cotton batting such as Warm and White or Warm and Natural. Iron-friendly fusible fleece may be substituted.
Lining fabric
Mid-weight quilting solid fabric, such as Robert Kaufman’s Kona. Use a coordinating mid-weight quilting print for the pocket lining.
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Use simple fabric strips, wild improvisation, or anything in between to make the large-scale patchwork diamonds in this bold and graphic quilt. Perfect for using scraps!
Patchwork pieces left over from making the blocks are used to make a unique pieced back. Pattern includes complete instructions for making Lap, Twin Bed, and Queen/King Bed variations, each with a pieced back.
Please refer to the pattern images for sizes and materials requirements.
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Use 25 fat quarters or your favorite fabric scraps to make this modern medallion quilt featuring patchwork birds and butterflies!
The pdf pattern includes full-size template patterns and step-by-step instructions for making an 80" x 80" medallion quilt.
Aviatrix Medallion is written for maximum flexibility in fabric selection. It describes how to use exactly the same fabrics as me, how to use 25 fat quarters of your own choosing, and how to use scraps and/or different fabrics for each border. The choice is yours!
Please refer to the listing images for fabric requirements and quilt sizes.
I made my quilt using Robert Kaufman's Kona Cotton Solids and have included a list of those fabrics in the pattern. These 25 fat quarters will be available in my Kona Signature Palette bundle, which will be available in stores later this Spring.
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New Wave Quilts looks complicated, but it's deceptively simple! It's also a great pattern for showing off those favorite prints that you just can't bear to cut into tiny pieces.
The original New Wave Quilts pattern was so popular that I wrote this expanded version with additional sizes. Please refer to the listing images for sizes and fabric requirements.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will only allow you to access the file three times, so do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase.
Use this handy iron cozy to transport your iron to and from sewing events. The elasticized cozy is easily slipped on and off most standard-sized household irons, while the strap helps to hold the iron’s cord in place. A quilted heat-resistant bottom and sides lined with heat-resistant fabric help make a recently-used iron easier to move.
The pdf pattern includes one pattern piece, which is made by printing 2 pages and taping them together. All other pieces are rotary cut.
Please refer to the listing images for a materials list. Yardage is listed on the chart, but scraps may also be used (a chart with sizes is provided in the pattern). Ironing board fabric and thermal fleece are typically found in the utility fabrics section of a fabric store. In addition to the materials on the list and your standard sewing supplies, you will need a water-soluble fabric marker, small safety pins, basic machine quilting supplies, tape, and a printout of the pattern piece on Pages 8 and 9 of the pdf.
Important Notes
This pattern describes how to make an iron cozy lined with heat-resistant materials. However, the user is still advised to exercise caution when handling and transporting a hot iron.
The pattern was designed to fit most standard irons used by home sewers. I tested the cozy on a wide variety of irons, but I cannot guarantee that it will fit every iron. Irons with retractable cords will probably not fit in this iron cozy. The cozy will fit more loosely on smaller irons.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
This scrap-busting quilt is made with 1,600 fabric squares and 25 unique blocks. Use scraps in 12 colors to create the subway "lines" and "stops" on this stylized transit map.
Each of the four size variations follows the same layout using a different size of fabric squares. All sizes include instructions for a pieced back.
There are two different ways to use colorful fabric scraps in this quilt:
SUPER SCRAPPY VERSION
This version is ideal for quilters with a large stash of scraps who want to use many different fabrics and have some flexibility in laying them out. The diagrams for the Super Scrappy Version show the path of each subway line, but the individual fabric squares within each line can be arranged according to the quilter's preference.FIVE FABRIC VERSION
This version uses larger scraps of 5 different fabrics for each color group and is ideal for quilters who want to use larger pieces of fewer different fabrics. The block assembly diagrams for the Five Fabric Version include specific placement instructions for each fabric.
Please refer to the listing images for quilt sizes and yardages.
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The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will only allow you to access the file three times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Making these totes is the perfect way to put your scraps to work to create beautiful, structured bags! Combine a simple quilt-as-you-go technique with utility fabric to make bags that can stand on their own without the use of heavy interfacing.
The 25-page, full-color pattern comes with instructions for making two tote styles.
The Tall Tote measures 14½” tall x 10½” wide x 4” deep, and has 29" shoulder bag-style handles.
The Wide Tote measures 11½” tall x 12½” wide x 6” deep and has 16" handbag-style handles.
Details like facing inside the top of the bag and a “stay-put” lining with easy-to-sew zip and slip pockets make the finished bags both polished and useful. Instructions for installing an optional magnetic snap closure are also included.
All of the pieces you will use to complete this project are rectangular, and the instructions are written for cutting using a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler, and self-healing cutting mat.
Please refer to the pattern images for yardage requirements. The basic materials you will need are:
Patchwork fabric scraps
Scraps of print and/or solid quilting fabric including mid-weight cotton, cotton/linen, and home-décor weight cottons. Textured solid fabric
Mid-weight fabrics including yarn-dyed cottons, cotton/linen blends such as Robert Kaufman’s Essex, chambray, and denim. Lightweight Fusible Interfacing
A lightweight fusible interfacing will add structure to the handles and facing. Using interfacing is recommended for sturdier handles and facing, but it’s not essential.Cotton duck or other utility fabric
Cotton duck, drill cloth, cotton canvas, or something similar in a light neutral color. Batting
Low-loft needled cotton batting such as Warm and White or Warm and Natural. Iron-friendly fusible fleece may be substituted. Lining fabric
Mid-weight quilting solid fabric, such as Robert Kaufman’s Kona. Use a coordinating mid-weight quilting print for the pocket lining.
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The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will only allow you to access the file three times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Use your favorite fabrics to make these fun fox faces!
This flexible pattern includes instructions for baby, lap, and twin bed sizes, each of which can be made with scraps, precut strips, fat eighths or fat quarters. Use fancy fabrics like Liberty Lawn, brightly colored solids, or your favorite print fabric collection. These foxes will look adorable in whatever fabrics you use!
Please refer to the listing images for more information about fabric requirements and quilt sizes.
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Includes Baby, Lap, and Queen Sizes
Solar Eclipse is a modern take on the classic Delectable Mountains quilt block. This pattern includes instructions for 4 different block variations, each of which is enhanced by arranging the fabrics by value, from light to dark. The entire quilt is made with 2½” strips of fabric. You can cut these from yardage or use precut strips (e.g. jelly rolls or roll-ups). Each set of block instructions includes a list of the pieces needed to make that block, so you can also make the blocks from scraps.
Quilt sizes and fabric requirements are included on the materials chart in the listing images. You will also need the fabric marking tool of your choice and, optionally, 22 sandwich bags for organizing the cut fabric and a 2½" scrap of template plastic for making a guide to mark the diagonal seams.SELECTING FABRIC
Each of the four block designs in Solar Eclipse (A, B, C, and D) is made using a different group of four coordinating fabrics. I used Robert Kaufman’s Kona Cotton Solids, as shown in the materials chart. You can use the same fabrics, something similar, or something totally different. The main thing is to pay attention to the value (lightness or darkness) of each fabric. The quilt will be most effective when each group includes a range of values, with Fabric 1 being the lightest and Fabric 4 being the darkest. The background fabric should be a neutral solid like white that contrasts with the colorful fabrics.USING PRECUT STRIPS
Precut 2½” strips (e.g. jelly rolls or roll-ups) can be substituted for the colorful fabrics as follows:
Baby Quilt = 16 strips
Lap Quilt = 40 strips
Queen Quilt = 95 stripsNote: The Lap Quilt can be made using one 40-piece roll each of colorful and white fabric.USING SCRAPS
The individual block instructions include lists of the cut pieces needed to make single blocks. You will need a variety of 2½” wide fabric scraps ranging in length from 2½” to 16½”.ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Includes Mini, Child, and Picnic SizesChild and Picnic sizes are equivalent to small and large lap quilts.
Preppy is a fresh and happy patchwork whale who’s ready to be a part of your next quilt! These 4" x 13" whales are made using conventional patchwork techniques - no paper piecing or templates.
Because each whale only needs a 9” x 10” piece of fabric, Preppy can be made using fat quarters, fat sixteenths, 10” precut squares, or even scraps. Mix and match to make a fun and fabulous quilt.
The pattern includes a summary of the pieces needed to make single blocks, so Preppy will be right at home in other quilts or smaller patchwork projects.
Quilt sizes and fabric requirements are included on the materials chart in the listing images. You will also need the fabric marking tool of your choice.
SELECTING FABRIC
Each quilt size includes one black whale, one white whale, and two or more colorful whales. The black fabric is used to make the eyes and mouths on all of the whales except the black whale. White fabric is used to make the eye and mouth on the black whale.
The “black” and “white” fabrics don’t have to be true white or black. A light gray, or even a very pale pink can be used instead of white and a dark charcoal or indigo can be used instead of black. The key is for one to be light and one to be dark.
Choosing a medium gray, denim, or linen tone for the background will help to keep things balanced. Because each one is made up of several smaller pieces, the whales will look best made with solids or prints that are smaller, monochromatic, and/or non-directional.
ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Pointy includes instructions for making 4½" x 30½" patchwork arrows in a small or large quilt. The arrows are pieced using conventional patchwork techniques, with no paper piecing or templates.
Instructions for making individual blocks are also included.
Please refer to quilt sizes and materials requirements in the listing images. Pointy is a flexible pattern that can be made with precut fabrics, fat eighths, or scraps.
You will also need the fabric marking tool of your choice.
SELECTING FABRIC
The patchwork arrows in Pointy are made in sets of 5, with each set using 5 squares 5” x 5” each and 5 strips 1-1/2” x WOF or 5 fat eighths. Use 1 set to make the small quilt and 5 sets to make the large quilt. You can color coordinate the fabrics, as I have, or go for an entirely scrappy look. The choice is yours!
If you prefer a scrappier look and want to make the arrows individually you can refer to the instructions for single blocks.
I’ve used a white solid fabric for the arrows and a neutral indigo for the background. Don’t hesitate to make different choices, just be sure the fabrics have enough contrast that the shape of the arrows is clear. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Includes Baby, Lap, and Twin Sizes
Hazel is a friendly patchwork hedgehog just waiting to be a part of your next quilt! This pattern uses conventional patchwork techniques (no paper piecing or templates) and can be made using precut 1½" strips, precut 10" squares, or an assortment of fabric scraps.
The pattern includes a summary of the pieces needed to make single blocks, so Hazel will be right at home in other quilts or smaller patchwork projects.
Quilt sizes and fabric requirements are included in the listing images. You will also need the fabric marking tool of your choice. Please note that all yardages are based on fabric at least 42" wide, except the backing fabric for the baby quilt, which should be at least 44" wide.SELECTING FABRIC
There are two basic fabric options for piecing Hazel Hedgehog. (The Lap Quilt with Fabric Option 2 is shown in the photos.)Option 1 (shown in quilt size diagrams)
Use the same fabric for all of the faces and bodies and a different colorful fabric for each hedgehog’s spines. This is a good idea if you want to feature print fabrics or a roll of precut 1½" strips. Use one print fabric or precut strip to make each hedgehog's spines. Use the same neutral solids for all of the the faces and bodies to highlight the assortment of fabrics used for the spines.Option 2: (shown in sample quilt)
Use 3 coordinating fabric scraps: 8” x 8” light, 6” x 7” medium, and 10” x 10” dark for each block. This is a good idea if you have a variety of solid and monochromatic print scraps that you want to mix and match. Precut 10" x 10" squares also work well for this option.
For both options, the eyes and noses should be made with the darkest of all your fabrics.
ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
By popular demand! This pattern includes two larger sizes and four new projects using my Fancy Fox block design.
This pattern includes instructions for a 20" x 20" Quilted Pillow, a 30" x 36" Baby Quilt, a 40" x 48" Child Quilt, and a 60" x 72" Lap Quilt.
All of the projects are made using Large (20" x 24") or Gigantic (30" x 36") fox blocks. With blocks this big, the projects come together quickly, making them perfect for gift giving!
Please refer to the listing images for a materials list and diagrams of the projects.
You can also use the included full-size appliqué pattern to add glasses to your fox blocks! The pattern includes basic instructions for simple machine appliqué using the fabric of your choice and lightweight fusible web. More detailed machine appliqué instructions can be found on my blog.Please note that my patterns are intended for non-commercial use by home sewers. They are not intended for making items to sell. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
This listing is for a pdf (electronic) file. The full-color pattern is 14 pages long (10 pages instructions/photos and 4 pages appliqué patterns) and includes diagrams for all quilt sizes. The pattern can be printed on standard letter-sized paper and/or viewed on the electronic device of your choice.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
By popular demand! This pattern includes two larger sizes and four new projects using my Hazel Hedgehog block design.
This pattern includes instructions for a 20" x 20" Quilted Pillow, a 34" x 37" Baby Quilt, a 48" x 52" Child Quilt, and a 68" x 74" Lap Quilt.
All of the projects are made using Large (24" x 26") or Gigantic (34" x 37") hedgehog blocks. With blocks this big, the projects come together quickly, making them perfect for gift giving!
Please refer to the listing images for a materials list and diagrams of the projects. Each hedgehog is made using four fabrics, one each for the face, body, spines, and eyes and mouth. For best results, use coordinating fabrics in a variety of values, from lightest (the face) to darkest (eyes and mouth).
You can also use the included full-size appliqué pattern to add glasses to your hedgehog blocks! The pattern includes basic instructions for simple machine appliqué using the fabric of your choice and lightweight fusible web. More detailed machine appliqué instructions can be found on my blog.Please note that my patterns are intended for non-commercial use by home sewers. They are not intended for making items to sell. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
This listing is for a pdf (electronic) file. The full-color pattern is 16 pages long (12 pages instructions/photos and 4 pages appliqué patterns) and includes diagrams for all quilt sizes. The pattern can be printed on standard letter-sized paper and/or viewed on the electronic device of your choice.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
These bold and graphic owls will make a big impact in your next quilt! Make a baby quilt with a single owl block, or stitch up a whole nest for a striking lap or twin bed quilt.
This pattern includes instructions for a 32" x 44' Baby Quilt, a 52" x 66" Lap Quilt, and a 68" x 92" Twin Quilt. All of the projects are made using 16" x 28" Allie Owl blocks.
Allie Owl is made using conventional piecing methods. No paper piecing or templates are used. You will just need your favorite fabric marking tool. A complete list of the pieces needed for each block is also included, so it's easy to use scraps and/or make blocks to use in other projects.
Please refer to the pattern images for a materials list and and diagrams of the quilts. I made my quilt using Robert Kaufman's Kona Cotton Solids and a list of the colors I used is included in the pattern.
Please note that my patterns are intended for non-commercial use by home sewers. They are not intended for making items to sell. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
This listing is for a pdf (electronic) file. The full-color pattern is 8 pages long and includes diagrams for all quilt sizes. The pattern can be printed on standard letter-sized paper and/or viewed on the electronic device of your choice.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Meet The Kittens! Simon, Chrissy, Bacon Bits, Daisy, and Mr. Snuggles will be the purrfect addition to your next quilt.
This pattern includes instructions for making two versions of a 66" x 66" cat quilt, each featuring 8" x 10" cat blocks. The Sampler Cats version includes 5 unique cat blocks and is perfect for using solids and monochromatic prints (and for duplicating the faces of your feline friends). The Plain Cats version is ideal for using large-scale and multicolor print fabrics.
The Kittens quilts are made using conventional piecing methods. No paper piecing or templates are used. You will just need your favorite fabric marking tool. A complete list of the pieces needed for each block is also included, so it's easy to use scraps and/or make blocks to use in other projects.
Both quilts shown in this pattern feature my Rhoda Ruth print collection for Robert Kaufman Fabrics, which will be available in September 2015.
Materials for Cat Sampler
12 colorful fat quarters (18” x 21” each) or assorted scraps.
3/4 yard light solid fabric for face details
1/4 yard dark solid fabric for eyes and noses
3 yards mid-tone solid background fabric
4-1/4 yards backing fabric
5/8 yard binding fabric
70” x 70” batting
Materials for Plain Cats
30 colorful fat eigths (9” x 21” each) for cat faces
3 yards background fabric
4-1/4 yards backing fabric
5/8 yard binding fabric
70” x 70” batting
Yardages are based on fabric at least 42" wide.
Optional Glasses Appliqué
The Kittens includes full-size patterns for making two different styles of glasses appliqué, which can be used with either version of the quilt. For each glasses appliqué, you will need a 5” x 10 piece of fabric and a 4” x 9” piece of lightweight fusible web.
Please note that my patterns are intended for non-commercial use by home sewers. They are not intended for making items to sell. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
This listing is for a pdf (electronic) file. The full-color pattern is 15 pages long and includes detailed diagrams. The pattern can be printed on standard letter-sized paper and/or viewed on the electronic device of your choice.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
Make these adorable bunnies in all your favorite colors!
This pattern includes instructions for making large and small lap quilts using an 8" x 11" pieced bunny block.
The bunny blocks are made using conventional piecing methods. No paper piecing or templates are used. You will just need your favorite fabric marking tool. A complete list of the pieces needed for a single block is also included, so it's easy to use scraps and/or make blocks to use in other projects.
This is an intermediate-level project that I would rate at a similar level of difficulty as my original Hazel Hedgehog pattern. The Bunny pattern includes a simplified block variation that omits the smallest pieces.
Please refer to the listing images for fabric requirements.
My sample quilt was made using the Kona Solid Coordinates for my Rhoda Ruth collection, and a list of those colors is included in the pattern. Robert Kaufman is producing a precut package of 10" squares in this palette and, because the package includes 2 squares in each of the 20 colors (an amount equivalent to a fat eighth of each color) it can be used to make bunny blocks for either the large or small quilt.
Please note that my patterns are intended for non-commercial use by home sewers. They are not intended for making items to sell. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
This listing is for a pdf (electronic) file. The full-color pattern includes detailed diagrams. The pattern can be printed on standard letter-sized paper and/or viewed on the electronic device of your choice.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
These pretty, prickly thistles are made with simple diagonal seams and are perfect for using small pieces of your favorite colorful fabrics.
This pattern includes instructions for making a 24" pillow cover, and large and small lap quilts using a 6" x 18" pieced thistle block.
The thistle blocks are made using conventional piecing methods. No paper piecing or templates are used. You will just need your favorite fabric marking tool. A complete list of the pieces needed for a single block is also included, so it's easy to use scraps and/or make blocks to use in other projects.
Please refer to the listing images for fabric requirements.
My sample quilt was made using Robert Kaufman's Essex cotton/linen blend fabrics. The background is Yarn-Dyed Marine. The leaves are Lime, and the flowers are: Hot Pink, Tomato, Wine, Sunshine, Light Blue, Medium Aqua, Linen, and Rose.
Please note that my patterns are intended for non-commercial use by home sewers. They are not intended for making items to sell. ABOUT THE PDF PATTERN
This listing is for a pdf (electronic) file. The full-color pattern includes detailed diagrams. The pattern can be printed on standard letter-sized paper and/or viewed on the electronic device of your choice.
The pdf pattern will be automatically delivered via e-mail as soon as your payment is received. The e-mail you receive will include a link to download the file directly to your computer. Please note that the link will allow you to access the file a limited number of times, so please do not access the pattern repeatedly (for instance on your phone) without first downloading and saving it on your own computer. Lost files may be replaced for a period of 30 days following purchase. Thank you!
New for Fall 2015!
Preppy Pod is a 75" x 72" quilt featuring my Pacific collection for Robert Kaufman fabrics. More information, including yardage information will be added to this listing soon.
The pdf pattern will be available starting October 21, 2015.
Note: This listing is for a pdf (electronic) pattern. Print versions of Preppy Pod will begin shipping to shops in early November 2015.
New for Fall 2015!
Fancy Forest is a delightful animal sampler quilt featuring six different blocks. Pattern includes Large (67" x 91") and Small (34" x 47") variations. The Large Quilt is perfect for a Twin bed or to use as a sofa or large lap quilt. The Small Quilt is perfect for a wall or baby quilt.
Fancy Forest can be made with fat quarters or scraps. The sample quilt features my new Pacific fabric collection for Robert Kaufman Fabrics, which will ship in December 2015.
More information, including yardage information will be added to this listing soon.
The pdf pattern will be available starting October 21, 2015.
Note: This listing is for a pdf (electronic) pattern. Print versions of Fancy Forest will begin shipping to shops in early November 2015.
New for Fall 2015!
Legendary is a 60" x 72" lap quilt or 26" x 26" lap pillow featuring my Pacific collection for Robert Kaufman fabrics. More information, including yardage information will be added to this listing soon.
The pdf pattern will be available starting October 30, 2015.
Note: This listing is for a pdf (electronic) pattern. Print versions of Legendary will begin shipping to shops in early November 2015.