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Quilting: Coming Home Autumn Quilt
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Coming Home Autumn Quilt

Pattern Info

This project was designed by Carly Westberg.
Info can be found at:
Scrappy Trails »

Instructions

Use Quality Cotton fabrics
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Difficulty:

Category: Quilting

Type of item: Functional

For: Home

Style: Traditional, Funky, Classic, Holiday, Casual

Materials

Deb Strain's Coming Home fabrics

What was your inspiration?

Autumn

What are you most proud of?

mixture of colors

 

26 comments

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clemsonmom12 on craftsy.com
clemsonmom12
Mar 03, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
This quilt is beautiful. I love your choice of colors and fabrics.
Red Hen Sewing on craftsy.com
Red Hen Sewing
Jan 26, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
This is a very pretty quilt and you did a great job!
HELPLESS on craftsy.com
HELPLESS
Jan 12, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
How do I get this pattern. It implies it's free but from the posts I think not. I can't even find it under the designers website?
Carly Westberg on craftsy.com
Carly Westberg
Jan 12, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
clink on the link above that says Scrappy Trails and it will take you to my shop to purchase the pattern.
marthy46 on craftsy.com
marthy46
Jan 12, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Are there any FREE Patterns to download?
Carly Westberg on craftsy.com
Carly Westberg
Jan 12, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
no sorry I do not offer free patterns
buttercup399294 on craftsy.com
buttercup399294
Jan 12, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
In the book: "The Romance of the Patchwork Quilt in America", the authors, Carrie A. Hall and Rose G. Kretsinger, tell of the origin of the "swastika". This "design" was given a bad rap during WWII. It was originally a symbol of friendship called the "Friendship Knot". According to the authors, it is also called: "The Pure Symbol of Right Doctrine"; "Heart's Seal"; "Chinese 10,000 Perfections"; "Favorite of the Peruvians"; "The Battle Ax of Thor"; "Mound Builders", "Catch-Me-If-You-Can"; and "Wind Power of the Osages". They go on to say: "If you are charmed by a piece of Indian pottery or a blanket of Indian design, you will enjoy making a quilt from either of these designs [there were 2 interpretations of this design in their book], which go farther back than the American Indian for their origin. These were favorite motifs of the early Egyptians.
sewlj on craftsy.com
sewlj
Jan 12, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I dont think I could make a quilt that forms a swastika
jejo on craftsy.com
jejo
Jan 12, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I know I could not....
KristenATX on craftsy.com
KristenATX
Jan 12, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Technically not a swastika.
Christina Sews on craftsy.com
Christina Sews
Nov 16, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Simply charming quilt and so easy for beginners. Great spin off the log cabin technique. I have never used patterns other than the templates and notebook my grandmother kept with hers but an glad there are free ones out there to spark the quilting bug in others..
Pegcresce1 on craftsy.com
Pegcresce1
Oct 29, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
I like the pattern and the material is great!
NCgirl on craftsy.com
NCgirl
Jan 12, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I totally agree!
Carly Westberg on craftsy.com
Carly Westberg
Oct 15, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
I am new to craftsy and unfamiliar with the sign up for free patterns. I have never offered this pattern for free. I sell it thru my Etsy shop and many retail stores worldwide. If someone is offering this pattern for free I would like to know who that is.
Keener on craftsy.com
Keener
Oct 14, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
If you got the pattern when you signed up for 'free patterns' why do we have to ay for it when we get it through you?
Carly Westberg on craftsy.com
Carly Westberg
Oct 10, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Click on the link under pattern that says Scrappy Trails, it will take you to my Etsy shop to purchase the pattern
solidrck59687 on craftsy.com
solidrck59687
Oct 10, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Where can I get the pattern for this quilt?
sanja8702 on craftsy.com
sanja8702
Oct 10, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
... lovely...lovely
Carly Westberg on craftsy.com
Carly Westberg
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
This is a 50" by 60" quilt,
Lindaloomae on craftsy.com
Lindaloomae
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
What size is your quilt? It shows well.
Carly Westberg on craftsy.com
Carly Westberg
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Thank you, were did you get this pattern for free?
AZbingobe253685 on craftsy.com
AZbingobe253685
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
I signed up for free quilt patterns and I got this!
Eby on craftsy.com
Eby
Oct 09, 2011   Flag as inappropriate
Where did you sign up for free quilt patterns?
Croshique on craftsy.com
Croshique
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Beautiful design and colors!!
gloryj8 on craftsy.com
gloryj8
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
I just love it. Want to make one like it
QuiddityRox on craftsy.com
QuiddityRox
Oct 09, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
i love what you created...it sparkles with joy

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