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Perfect for a minimalist, simple, calm room. This pattern reminds me of bamboo leaves. Make the asterixes scrappy and use up fabric from your scrap basket, or go for a more coordinated look. Change it up and make the background more than one color. There is a giant hidden chevron in the pattern which would be great in a contrasting color.
This quilt is completely pieced (not appliqued). I use a combination of templates, rotary cutting, and paper piecing to minimize frustration and fabric wastage. Don't be afraid of the paper piecing--there are precise diagrams for each step and you get perfect shapes every time. In this pattern there is no guessing where to align randomly shaped triangles and then swearing when they don't quite fit.
It is actually a fairly quick and easy quilt to sew, but I would probably not choose it as a first project for a beginner. This is a perfect project to dip your toe into paper piecing! There are no inset seams or other scary things. If you have a finished quilt under your belt, you can make this quilt.
This pattern is 19 pages, and is packed full of color illustrations and very clear instructions. It is formatted to letter-sized paper for easy printing. I walk you through fabric quantities (for crib, throw, twin, queen, and king sizes), cutting, piecing, and assembling the quilt top. I also give general instructions on basting, advice on quilting, and full binding instructions. I included a few alternative layouts as well. There are full-sized templates for all of the pieces. Best of all there is a full-page coloring sheet for you to play with.
This is an original pattern, designed and created by me. It is for personal, non-commercial use only.
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I am a stay-at-home mom to three active little ones, a 6 year old girl, a 4 year old boy, and a 2 year old boy. I started quilting when I was pregnant with my first and haven't looked back!
I like patterned fabric, but I love solids. I took a fabric dyeing class a few years ago and ever since have dyed most of the fabric that I sew. The depth of color, texture, and color blending of hand-dyed ...
I am a stay-at-home mom to three active little ones, a 6 year old girl, a 4 year old boy, and a 2 year old boy. I started quilting when I was pregnant with my first and haven't looked back!
I like patterned fabric, but I love solids. I took a fabric dyeing class a few years ago and ever since have dyed most of the fabric that I sew. The depth of color, texture, and color blending of hand-dyed fabric is unmatched by anything you can buy at the store. Working with so many solids also means that the pattern of the quilt itself is the star of the show.
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