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Amish Skies Quilt Pattern free

Amish Skies Quilt Pattern this yes is a pattern differentiated by the colors, in this case the prints of the fabrics as well as the interesting way that responsible for the design SANDRA L. HATCH did was really beautiful and different, after all not always marry the green print with pink is not so simple even more so when you have geometries, ie, cuts of different fabrics, see the image right here below with care and review: What did you think of this beautiful pattern?

Amish Skies Quilt Pattern free
Amish Skies Quilt Pattern free

Amish Skies Quilt Pattern

Amish Skies Quilt Pattern by Sandra L. Hatch has an extra charm, but really until now I haven’t really had a moment to think about this wonderful pattern that you can download, but looking at the picture we get the impression still that the pattern might be for a holiday, but in fact you can use it for everything at home, on your bed or your children’s bed.

There are other details about this pattern that I want to share with you, because the Amish Skies Quilt Pattern PDF shows some information that may be interesting for us, or in fact for those who want to make the pattern so they won’t waste time if they don’t like it when they download the PDF which by the way is very well done.

Let’s go to the detailed information of the pattern that I reposted by Sandra L. Hatch and found by chance on the site free-quilting.com.

Amish Skies Quilt Pattern – INFO

  • Black fabric with dots, a twist on the black solid of Amish quilts, creates movement in this star-design bed quilt.
  1. Skill Level: Beginner
  2. Quilt Size: 88″ x 102″
  3. Block Size: 14″ x 14″
  4. Number of Blocks: 30

MATERIALS

All fabrics are batiks.

FINISHING YOUR QUILT

Step 1. Press quilt top on both sides; check for proper seam pressing and trim all loose threads. Step 2. Sandwich batting between the stitched top and the prepared backing piece; pin or baste layers together to hold. Quilt on marked lines and as desired by hand or machine.

Step 3. When quilting is complete, remove pins or basting. Trim batting and backing fabric edges even with raw edges of quilt top.

Step 4. Join binding strips on short ends with diagonal seams to make one long strip; trim seams to 1/4″ and press seams open.

Amish Skies Quilt Pattern free
Amish Skies Quilt Pattern free

Step 5. Fold the binding strip in half with wrong sides together along length; press.

Step 6. Sew binding to quilt edges, matching raw edges, mitering corners and overlapping ends. Step 7. Fold binding to the back side and stitch in place to finish. ●

As you can notice this pattern is different, beautiful that combines the prints of black, green, pink and other colors, also combines square parts as well as triangular making the star that in the case is the main part of the pattern and of course the perfect combination of everything.

We really hope that everyone reading this article now or later has the same taste and find it beautiful, and if you work in a quilt store or are a seamstress and want things differentiated this pattern is an excellent idea to do and change the colors also giving other formats in their colors. Download Amish Skies Quilt Pattern 01 – or

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Quilt Bow Ties pattern free

Quilt Bow Ties pattern is a very nice blanket, if we can also call it that way, with very attractive colors that makes a difference in your home decor or even for a picnic in the Square or if you prefer What about the air on the beach or even the loss of a good wine accompanied by a beautiful work like this? Let’s talk now about this very beautiful pattern that is simple and attention-grabbing.

Quilt Bow Ties pattern
Quilt Bow Ties pattern Design: by Nancy McNally

Quilt Bow Ties pattern

Basically speaking (Quilt Bow Ties pattern) it is composed of four for as you can see in the image so are brown, pink, white and a light green. All the things in this pattern stand out even white. So we can’t say that a certain color attracts attention and another doesn’t. This pattern is exactly the opposite of all the colors in the pattern. This pattern is exactly the opposite – all the colors are interrelated and draw attention to each other as well as to each individual.

Really although in the PDF Quilt Bow Ties pattern itself is written I would use this pattern for a picnic snack with the family for home or for that table in a camp or even to put on the floor in the tent when making a camp, now if you prefer to use also as a blanket for your bed is very welcome.

A simple and beautiful boss like this one that fills the eyes then also brings that Harmony feeling of joy and tranquility is a boss if you want to use for your family, and if you take a suggestion use the same ones with this one you can see in this Quilt Bow Ties patternor in the image here.

Now if you intend to use the same scheme, I mean the graphics, you can use and put the colors in the way you want friendship I take state quite a lot and I will make original and I will make also with the modified colors.

Quilt Bow Ties pattern
Quilt Bow Ties pattern Design: by Nancy McNally

And if you already read our old Despite some errors in English spelling actually I believe you can understand perfectly, so my imagination It would be as follows imagine with me look well at the picture this Quilt Bow Ties pattern and now imagine:

In the place I can I put of black, in the white I keep, in the place of the light green I would put red finally in the place of the brown I would make a link perhaps yellow to really not high contrast, and in my imagination when the person saw from afar it would turn a mixture of colors highly differentiated.

What colors would you use in this pattern? Would you use this let’s say blanket to a picnic or for your home? It is true that these are two very difficult questions, but if you accept one more suggestion make two and use them for each place you want.

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Some important information about this pattern you should check now and soon after you can see again in the pdf in detail:

  • This Quilt Bow Ties pattern Design: by Nancy McNally
  • Project Specifications Skill Level: Advanced
  • Quilt Size: 553/4″ x 58″ Block Size: 8″ x 14″ Number of Blocks: 23

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Birds in the Forest quilt pattern free

Birds in the Forest Designed by Bev Getschel is a wonderful pattern that you can do to decorate your home or your bedroom, in fact you can do whatever you want with the pattern you are doing, either to decorate your home or your bedroom, or to sell and complement your income.

Birds in the Forest by Bev Getschel

Birds in the Forest
Birds in the Forest Birds in the Forest by Bev Getschel – freepatterns.com

Birds in the Forest Designed Bev Getschel was published in October 2009 in Quilter’s World Magazine a very prestigious magazine that has always shown beautiful quilt patterns. Well now let’s talk about our standard?

Birds in the Forest brings the inspiration of pine trees made in parts with the fabric prints that perfectly match the pattern theme. I can even say that Bev Getschel was really inspired to make this beautiful pattern.

Looking at the image above we see that the pattern fits as follows: fabrics cut at triangles to make the foliage of trees and other cuts at precisely cut angles simulating the trunks of trees. Combine piecing, appliqué and fabric folding  to create a warm and comfortable flannel quilt.

Birds in the Forest
Birds in the Forest Birds in the Forest by Bev Getschel – freepatterns.com

Works like these need precision, dedication and time. And we can see that Quilter Bev Getschel was very attentive to these points and this clearly shows how much the marriage of colors she chose. THIS PATTERN IS IN freepatterns.com.

So let’s go to the next detail. The back she used a plain color fabric that matches in the closing of the prints and this is an important detail to take into account everything that can leave as beautiful as possible.

When choosing one, we must pay attention to make sure it matches the style and colors of the bedroom. If the room is decorated in neutral colors, Quilt can be used to color the environment a little more. When printing pattern pieces check to make sure your print settings are set to print at 100 percent and page scaling displays “None.”

Many people worry about putting the set of sheets and Quilt the same. This is only important if you are in the habit of leaving parts of the sheet in sight when the bed is arranged with Quilt. If this is not the case, the sheets will not be seen when Quilt is in bed and therefore do not have to match and are not the same.[et_bloom_inline optin_id=optin_5]

Another important factor with respect to sheet sizes is the height of the mattress. There are sheets made with foam mattresses and others to be used with spring mattresses.
Among those made for spring mattresses there are still several heights available on the market, so measure the height of your mattress before buying the sheets to be used on it.

There are several types of quilts made from various types of fabrics, such as microfiber, cotton, knitwear, thread, satin and silk, cushioned, quilted, with linings and without linings.
Regardless of the type of fabric you choose, always give preference to those that are 100% of the same material. Usually fabrics that mix materials in their manufacture create little balls and get rough over time.

Birds in the Forest
Birds in the Forest

We hope you enjoyed this wonderful pattern and that in case you can download it from the button above, click and download your PDF for free. CLICK TO DOWNLOAD PATTERN0

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Log Cabin quilt block by Lynne Goldsworthy

Log Cabin quilt block By Lynne Goldsworthy is a wonderful pattern that has unique details in the pattern made by Quilter Lynner and also publisher. This is a wonderful pattern that you can now get to know it up close and of course download and make and have in your quilt collection. So let’s get to know this beautiful work?

Log Cabin quilt block By Lynne Goldsworthy

Log Cabin quilt block
Log Cabin quilt block by Lynne Goldsworthy

Before anything else is necessary to know that this wonderful standard was made or developed by Lynne Goldsworthy and her work is exposed in the gathered.how. Now that you have this in mind we can speak more openly about beautiful work with printed fabrics.

Not if you’re reading this here now, think like me, but sometimes choosing the print or the color of the fabric is the biggest difficulty that I pass, sometimes you have many options for a single idea, once no idea for the prints and colors that we have, that’s where this pattern of Lynne changes a little bit the way we can interact colors and prints and the best pattern we can do.

SEE ALSO: Flower Crown Quilt Pattern free by Sharon McConnell

Log Cabin quilt block allows us to have the most diverse ideas with the colors being that no matter how much we need to change or invent, it is necessary to have an inspiration, after all if a song is not inspired how it can sing beautiful songs?

Quilt is no different sometimes what we do or the moment we are inspired the ideas come in such a serene way that we don’t even believe it’s a fact… how many times have you done a job and thought: “I can’t believe I did this” isn’t it true?

Log Cabin quilt block
Log Cabin quilt block by Lynne Goldsworthy

I think, I repeat: “I think” that Lynne must have said it in her heart, because this wonderful work of hers has left me thinking about many other variables of what I can do. Speaking of the pattern the colors complete each other perfectly here in this kilt.

Shades of blue with other shades of brown and red was the essential for this Log Cabin quilt block is within what I call perfect work, I’m sure you agree with me.

Lynne said in her article about this pattern: “We’ve created this handy pair of foundation paper piecing patterns to help you sew up this beautiful Cabin in the Sky quilt by Lynne Goldsworthy. This quilt pattern was the star project of our supplement with issue 24 of Today’s Quilter. If you’re sewing along at home, download the free quilt patterns below.

Why foundation piece your Log Cabins quilt? These templates are especially handy if you find piecing on such a small scale fiddly.  Lynne says, “foundation piecing your blocks may take slightly longer but will give a really neat finish to these small blocks.”

Her Cabin in the Sky quilt (below) combines two classic Log Cabin blocks: the traditional Log Cabin and the Pineapple block“.

She’s used the calming blues and creams of Edyta Sitar’s Blue Sky line of fabrics (available in the UK from Andover Fabrics), brought to life by the red squares: a traditional Log Cabin centrepiece.

Well we hope you enjoyed this beautiful Log Cabin quilt block by Lynne Goldsworthy and you can download and see more details now in the link below, just click and be happy with your new pattern.

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Flower Crown Quilt Pattern Free

Flower Crown Quilt Pattern by Sharon McConnell very beautiful and assembled with its various was and that cheers the environment is our room. Not only to be used in the bedroom but can also be used as a sofa blanket or even in Dad’s chair. In fact no matter where you will use this beautiful work, what matters is the beauty and the feeling of joy it conveys to us to go to our home.

Flower Crown Quilt Pattern by Sharon McConnell

Flower Crown Quilt Pattern
Flower Crown Quilt Pattern

From now on you can see how this blanket or thigh is made and still some interesting details about it. Another interesting point that this quilt was made and developed by Sharon McConnell liveartgalleryfabrics.com

Important Note

There are two ways to construct this quilt:

– First option is using the Classic Curves Ruler. (Ruler sold separately)
– Second Option is using the templates provided on the last pages.

Before cutting any pieces pick the one that fits you better and follow instructions for the specific one you are making. Cutting directions & overall instructions differ depending on the method used.

Here we present just a few processes of what you will see in this wonderful PDF. Done and very well elaborated. Inside the PDF you will see the explanations all in parts that if you follow to the letter it is almost impossible to make a mistake.

Besides the well divided parts the PDF contains the 4 templates necessary for you to cut the fabrics. Now there is an important detail for you to take into consideration: In case you cannot buy the fabrics from liveartgalleryfabrics.com you can buy them from another store near your home, but choose wisely the colors to match this beautiful Flower Crown Quilt Pattern.

Again we inform you that this is not our standard, far from it this wonderful standard was developed by Sharon Mcconnel and you can download the PDF right below from the source site which we found this wonderful PDF.

Flower Crown Quilt Pattern
Flower Crown Quilt Pattern

Construction Flower Crown

• Grab all the 6″ squares from Fabric E F G H & I
• Match the fabrics right sides facing together in order to create HST with the following fabric combinations HI GF FH EG.
• Make sets of four units for each combination of HST

Repeat step one with the 5″ squares from fabrics E F G H & I
• Ensure that the units are made in sets of four with the same fabric combinations as in step one.
• Place one 5½” HST unit on the cutting surface.
• Place the Classic Curves Ruler over the fabric as shown. Ensure that the diagonal seam line on the fabric aligns with the diagonal line on the ruler.
• Align the bottom and right edges of the fabric square with the lines on the ruler for cutting the convex curve (red arrows in illustration). SEE ALSO: Stained Glass quilts 

These are some important materials to make this pattern, however you can still modify the colors to your taste and also increase or decrease the size some people have also made this pattern to be used as a treadmill. We hope you liked it right and leave your comment below, share with your friends this article download your project and always come back for more free products like this.

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Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris on her blog cluckclucksew.com shows how important creativity is in any kind of cutting and sewing you’re going to do and we all do. Being creative is in our opinion the great importance of having and making differentiated and creative products. So let’s talk about this wonderful work?

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris
Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris – cluckclucksew.com

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial as the beginning here of this sentence is a very well explained tutorial easy to do if you take into account that you are really paying attention to every detail of what Allison wrote.

What do we think of this ready quilt? First I can speak with all authority that the colors in the prints, and the prints chosen by Allison had a more than perfect marriage. This wedding is wonderful, sometimes combining different types of colored printed fabrics with single color fabrics is not as easy as you imagine.

Maybe you think: “For me this is soft, I am experienced”. My opinion? If it were a piece of cake there would be thousands of works like this and WE would NOT be here talking about this beautiful work. So think differently, everyone has their creativity and today is Allison our HIGHLIGHT.

Making Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial, the perfect marriage of varied prints along with unique colors in strips, making diagonal squares and ufaaa interconnected … was a beautiful work that we recommend you do!

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris
Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris – cluckclucksew.com

Now let’s bring your attention again to this image below which again I will not tire of mentioning that all images here are from cluckclucksew.com, the Allison Harris blog.
About this wonderful work Allison wrote in her article Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial:

“There are a few different ways to make these diagonal quilt blocks…but by far my favorite method is this tube method below. These are fairly easy blocks to make, but I wouldn’t recommend this quilt to a brand new quilter as there are shades of bias (stretchy) edges to deal with.”

Questions about Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial

  1. Can I make this pattern in other colors?
    • Of course, you will only get the inspiration based on the pattern we present here Make Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial.
  2. Can I do it in a smaller or larger size?
    • Of course you can! But when making it smaller, (referring to the diagonals) you need to make a little more “diagonal squares” to give the exact size you want of your kilt.
    •  You can make it bigger for sure, but being aware of the final size is important, as you know, the bigger the diagonals the less will be made.

In the end all that matters is you know how to adapt your taste, your need and your creativity to Allison’s Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial work. What we’ve made clear to you is that maintaining the style of the pattern is fundamental so that it can be called a beautiful Diagonal Strip Quilt.

The same pattern you can make pillowcase or pillowcase for a build to your bedroom, or pillows to use in your living room or living room actually for any environment you want to make to use for home, office or for your husband’s truck or a relative.

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris
Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial by Allison Harris – cluckclucksew.com

We hope you enjoyed this beautiful pattern and that you can do it as the next project for now 2021 and because it is a very colorful quilt that brings happiness, you can find even more joy after doing it. Access below to have the complete pattern.

Click here for the full tutorial.

Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day – Part 01

Here Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day ! They can be made by piecing a thin sashing strip between blocks, or by appliqueing fabric on a background, or or by placing bias tape over the edges of applique (as with fusible bias tape). To retrieve a pattern: Scroll down the page until you see the quilt you like, then click on the words “CLICK for PDF download” in the title above the quilt.

Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Stained Glass Flowers table mat, free pattern at Quilters World

FREE PATTERN PDF

Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day


Serengeti baby quilt, 45 x 50″, free pattern by Jinny Beyer

FREE PATTERN PDF

Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day


Cosmo Oxygen lap quilt, 66 x 77″, free pattern at Northcott Fabrics

FREE PATTERN PDF

Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day


Leaded Glass quilt, 72 x 72″, free pattern by Tracey Jacobsen for AQS

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Dashing quilt, ~54 x 54″, free pattern by Ink and Arrow for Quilting Treasures

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

True Nature quilt, free pattern by Cathey Marie Designs

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Stained Glass Rooster, free pattern by Fiona Schiffl

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Tiffany Bluebird, free pattern by Lauri C. Martin for AQS

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Deco Delight quilt, free pattern by Sally Ablett for Fabric Freedom

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Prairie Glass Squared quilt, 57 x 57”, free pattern by Jessica Levitt for Windham Fabrics

FREE PATTERN PDF
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day
Stained Glass quilts Free pattern Day

Chromazone quilt, 61 x 61”, free pattern at eQuilter

FREE PATTERN PDF

Rhapsody in Blue pattern free

Rhapsody in Blue free pattern is what you were looking for? A blue quilt for your bed and leave the room a little piece of heaven? So here’s the blue combined with the various shades you’ve been looking for. And the best thing is that you can download it for free now without difficulty.

Rhapsody in Blue Free pattern

Rhapsody in Blue
Rhapsody in Blue

The creator and designer of this beautiful and wonderful Rhapsody in Blue quilt project is our dear Marinda Stewart. We can already see and perceive the wonderful taste that Marinda has when elaborating this beautiful work.

SEE ALSO: Romantic Kit Free Pattern 

If you are like me who loves colors in our bedspreads and blankets then we can be sure that this bedspread is ideal for our beds or for our children.

In countries like Brazil for example, this bedspread is actually one of the best selling pieces of clothing or handicrafts or bedding. For some good reason Brazil likes the colors, blue, truth, yellow and white.

Rhapsody in Blue
Rhapsody in Blue

In Europe these colors with Rhapsody in Blue are also very welcome and Europeans like many of the colors blue because of its history and its flag for being and having blue in much of its territory. Rhapsody in Blue Already here in our country is no different, our flag has blue too and is very beautiful, right? But blue all over the world represents HOPE.

Nothing better than leaving our room with the brightness and light of hope, because whenever we enter and see our beautiful room with blue we will have hope. Do you know what? Well that only you will know what this hope is about. We hope you enjoyed this article and that you can really leave your comment below so we can know if you enjoyed it. Enjoy it and make your standard order!

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Project Tutorials Block 4 by Sunnyside Ave + Meet the Makers

Today I’ve got links to some really fun tutorials including Block #4 of Meet the Makers hosted by Riley Blake and some extra cute projects made by my friend Sachiko of Tea Rose Home. All are made with my Gingham Girls and Sunnyside Avenue fabric collections.

She has used Sunnyside Avenue fabrics to make the CUTEST mini pincushions out of plastic bottle caps. Can you believe it? Aren’t they the cutest?! And wouldn’t they make a great gift for a sewing friend?

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Project Tutorials Block

Project Tutorials Block 4 by Sunnyside Ave + Meet the Makers

Sachiko is the master of details. Her Tiny Tin Sewing Rooms are some of the cutest sewing-related items I’ve ever seen!

You may have missed it, but Sachiko also used my Sunnyside Ave fabrics to make this cute quilted bag.

I’m a little late to the game, but here is this week’s Block 4 from Riley Blake’s Meet the Makers. Below is the video tutorial for this block as well as the fabric requirements for the version Cindy makes.

Fabric requirements per block using the Riley Blake Confetti Cotton solids:

Riley White:

  • 4 – 3″ x 5 1/2″ rectangles (large flying geese)
  • 4 – 3″ squares
  • 4 – 3″ x 1 3/4″ rectangles
  • 8 – 1 3/4″ squares

Riley Orange:

  • 8 – 3″ squares

Daisy:

  • 4 – 1 3/4″ x 3″ rectangles (small flying geese)

Once again, I made my flying geese blocks using the no-waste four-at-a-time flying geese method. I’ve got a tutorial here as well as a cutting chart if you’d like to do the same.

*Important note: if you use the no-waste method above, you will cut your fabrics differently than the cutting list above.

For the four outside flying geese blocks you will need one large white 6 1/4″ x 6 1/4″ squares and four colored 3 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ squares.

For the four smaller inside flying geese blocks you will need one large print 3 3/4″ x 3 3/4″ square and four light 2 1/4″ x 2 1/4″ squares.

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I’ve mentioned before, I’m slightly modifying my layout and will be sharing the details of my construction next Wednesday. In the meantime, I’m making a total of 17 of the assorted patchwork blocks.

Meet the Makers Quilt Along block 01 with Riley Blake Designs

Today, Riley Blake is kicking off a fun quilt along called Meet the Makers. For the next few weeks there will be a free quilt block tutorial each week with video instruction to make the blocks!

The reason it’s called Meet the Makers is because many of the Riley Blake Designers will be sewing along, creating the blocks featuring fabric from their own collections! I’ve started my blocks using fabric from both Gingham Girls and Sunnyside Avenue collections. I’ve always felt like they were coordinating sister collections so I’m excited to play with them both together.

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Meet the Makers Quilt Along block

Meet the Makers Quilt Along block 01 with Riley Blake Design

The finished quilt design calls for 8 of these blocks. I’ve got my first four and I’m trying to decide if I’m going to make the same block, or a different variation on the same colors. I’m kind of leaning in the direction of a scrappy variation.

Here is the finished quilt, made using Riley Blake Confetti Cottons (solids).  It’s so cheerful! I’m excited to see how it turns out in the variety of different fabric collections and color palettes. If you are interested in a kit for the Confetti Cottons version, they will be restocked and available again in October.

Here is the video tutorial to get you started on Block 1!

Here are the fabric requirements (per block) for Block 1 – based on the solids version. Of course, feel free to mix and match your fabrics and color placement!

  • White: 8 squares 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ and 4 squares 3″ x 3″
  • Orange: 5 squares 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
  • Light Pink: 4 squares 3″ x 3″
  • Dark Pink: 4 squares 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
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Gretel will be available in stores late November. Of course I will be share lots more photos and projects with you when that time comes, but here’s a fun little taste to tide you over!

 

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