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Candy Dots 2 Pattern
Category:
QuiltingType:
Home DecorItem:
Blanket/BedspreadSkill Level:
Novice
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Basic quilting / sewing
Pattern Description:
This fast, fun, and easy quilt starts with packs of pre-cut fabric strips and 2 yards of fabric to make the colorful "dots." If you choose the bright colors for a "sweet" theme, your local Statler Stitcher owner can use the Candy Swirl quilting design available from DigiQuilt.com to add a tasteful (or "tasty") finishing touch.
Complementary tools and techniques introduced in this pattern include:
Fabric strip packs
DigiQuilt TM quilting
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- 62" x 86"
Materials:
- 1 Bali Pop or 1 jelly roll or twenty-seven 2-1/2" strips
- 1-1/3 yards fabric for dot boxes
- 1/4 yard for dot centers
- 1-1/2 yards for the outer border
- 3/8 yard for the inner border (optional)
- 5-1/2 yards backing
- 2/3 yard binding
Candy Dots 2 Pattern
$7.50
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About the Designer
Hi! I'm Christine.
My family and I started Amelie Scott Designs back in 2008. It was just the perfect business for our family. I love to sew and quilt and create, and so does my daughter. My husband, Mark, has degrees in English, and used to be an editor. (Yes, I sleep with the editor to get myself published, but it has worked well for 25 years so why not.) Back in 2008 my son was taking ...
Hi! I'm Christine.
My family and I started Amelie Scott Designs back in 2008. It was just the perfect business for our family. I love to sew and quilt and create, and so does my daughter. My husband, Mark, has degrees in English, and used to be an editor. (Yes, I sleep with the editor to get myself published, but it has worked well for 25 years so why not.) Back in 2008 my son was taking a web design class in high school, so he was put in charge of our website. Being a teenage boy, he was not keen on a "sewing business," and would tell his friends and teachers that we "sell 'stuff' out of our basement." Later though, he took over creating all the wonderful diagrams we have in our patterns. He is now studying to be an accountant, and is slowing taking over the books. I also work and teach part time in at Quilt Beginnings, in Dublin, Ohio.
People often ask us how we got our company name. My daughter's middle name is Amelie (named after my favorite ancestor and pronounced (uh may lee), and my middle name is Scott.
I hope you enjoy making up our projects as much as we enjoy creating them! Send us pictures! We LOVE seeing your finished projects.
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