Bella Patchwork Quilt

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$8.00

Skill Level

Beginner

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PATTERN DETAILS

Do you have a lonely charm pack in your stash, just waiting for its moment to shine? Its' moment has come! Charm packs can be tricky to find the perfect use for, but all you need to do is find some supporting fabrics to play nicely with your favorite charm pack in this gorgeous quilt. The Bella Patchwork 10-page PDF pattern includes full-color illustrations as well as a worksheet to help you plan your fabric selections. Several size options are available in this pattern, ranging from a small baby quilt finishing at 37 1/2" x 50" to a large queen size quilt finishing at 96" x 108". BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY basic quilting/piecing skills SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Finished sizes available in the pattern are: Baby 37 1/2" x 50", Lap 62 1/2"x75", Twin 72"x 108", Queen 96" x 108"

PATTERN DETAILS

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For the lap size quilt shown on the pattern cover, you will need: 1 yd orange for corners 1 1/4 yd gray for outer frame 1 1/2 yd light blue for outer rectangles 3/4 yd lime for main frame one charm pack of 30 charms or more, or 30 5" charms of your choosing
Four different size options are provided in the pattern: baby size, lap size, twin size, and queen size
machine needles and thread

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Pattern Designer

Elizabeth Dackson is a passionate quilter, pattern designer and blogger. She is the author of Becoming a Confident Quilter as well as her new release in 2016, The Quilter's Paper Piecing Workbook. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Quilt, Quiltmaker, Fat Quarterly and more. She teaches quilting in venues across the United States, from local guilds to national events such as Sewing Summit and QuiltCon. She adores the creative outlet she's found in quilting and loves sharing it with others!