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Another great pattern from Elizabeth Hartman! This pattern is fat quarter friendly and the finished quilt is 66in x 66in.
Make pajamas for these cozy cats using your favorite fat quarters. Everything is pieced using conventional patchwork techniques. No templates
Dogs in Sweaters includes instructions for making two quilt sizes and a 16” x 26” quilted pillow cover. These adorable
Elizabeth’s newest addition to her animal menagerie, Florence Flamingo poses proudly on two sizes of quilts: Large (59″ x 79″)
Use yardage, fat quarters, or precut squares and scraps to make these adorable strawberries using conventional patchwork piecing. Pattern includes
This fat quarter-friendly quilt features cheerful birds and flowers and is made with conventional patchwork techniques. No templates or paper
These feline adventurers are made using conventional patchwork techniques. No templates or paper piecing! Pattern includes instructions for making a
Make these friendly patchwork sharks using conventional piecing techniques. No templates or paper piecing! Fat quarter-friendly pattern includes instructions for
These cute, pieced armadillo blocks are made using conventional patchwork techniques. No templates or paper piecing! Use your favourite fat
What’s cuter than a panda? A panda wearing a sweater! Make these adorable patchwork friends using conventional piecing techniques. No
Little Llamas includes instructions for making a 64in x 68in lap quilt featuring adorable, 17in tall patchwork llamas. The llamas’
Polychromatic includes instructions for making patchwork rainbow quilts in two sizes, plus a pillow. Everything is made using conventional patchwork
Crystal Cluster includes instructions for making the same bold starburst quilt design in three sizes, plus a pillow. Everything is
Piece a colony of colorful koalas using conventional patchwork techniques. No templates or paper piecing! Instructions for 20in x 20in
Use your favorite fat eighths to make a streak of colorful tigers. All piecing is done using conventional patchwork techniques.
Piece these adorable lemurs and their stripey tails using pre-cut fabric squares. All piecing is done using conventional patchwork techniques.
These tropical leaves can survive in any climate! Leafy is perfect for using all kinds of fabrics, and can be
It’s always time for quilting! Use fat quarters and pre-cut strips to make these adorable cuckoo clocks. This pattern uses
Patchwork swan pattern featuring 76in x 76in picnic quilt, 62in x 62in lap quilt, 40in x 40in baby quilt, and
Patchwork penguin quilt pattern featuring 60in x 66in lap quilt, 50in x 50in child quilt, and 20in x 20in pillow
Patchwork feathers quilt pattern featuring baby 70in x 80in picnic quilt, 58in x 62in lap quilt, 34in x 44in baby
Use pre-cut 2-1/2 inch fabric strips and conventional patchwork piecing techniques to make these magical unicorn blocks for two quilt
Sea Urchins by Elizabeth Hartman is a standard 5.5″ x 8.5″ booklet pattern including multiple quilt sizes and a pillow
Dwight the Deer includes instructions for making two quilt sizes and a 24” x 24” quilted pillow cover. These friendly
Bjorn Bear includes instructions for making three quilt sizes and a 20” x 20” quilted pillow cover. These adorable bear
Sleepy Sloth is another gorgeous pattern from Elizabeth Hartman! It is fat quarter and fat eighth friendly and includes instructions
Use your favourite fat quarters or 10″ fabric squares to piece these sweet patchwork pineapples! Pattern includes instructions for three
Another great pattern from Elizabeth Hartman! This gorgeous pattern is fat quarter and fat eighth friendly and comes with instructions
Another great pattern from Elizabeth Hartman! This gorgeous pattern comes with instructions for three sizes: Baby Quilt (32in x 44in),
This beautiful pattern by Elizabeth Hartman includes directions for two sizes – small (35″ x 35″) and large (67″ x 80″).
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