The perfect modern quilt project to freshen up your home or to give as a hostess gift, Berry Blossoms pairs perfectly with prints or solid fabric. Use what you have in your stash and make it scrappy or grab your favorite fat eighth or quarter bundle for the berries and leaves.
Berry Blossoms is geared towards the confident beginner foundation paper piecer (FPP). Layout instructions are provided to make a Mini, Runner, Baby or Throw quilt. This tested pattern contains both detailed instructions, coloring sheets and diagrams, making it easy to piece.
Finished quilt measures approximately:
– 15½″ x 15½″ (Mini)
– 15½″ x 60½″ (Runner)
– 45½″ x 45½″ (Baby)
– 60½″ x 60½″ (Throw)
Included in this pattern:
– Full color photos and diagrams
– Detailed fabric requirements
– Detailed, tested instructions and diagrams
– Lots of tips and tricks
– Coloring Sheets to play with color placement
This pattern requires foundation paper piecing techniques. General foundation paper piecing knowledge is assumed.
The Color Chaos Quilt Pattern by Meghan Buchanan of Then Came June.
The Color Chaos Pattern is my love song to Color and how it moves together and intertwines. The pattern plays with either a moving gradient or a bold solid design option. Included are fabric labels, a detailed coloring page, inspiration mock ups and a SQST trimming video tutorial!
This pattern requires intermediate quilting knowledge. The pattern assumes quilter has knowledge of accurate cutting, straight line piecing and can use consistent 1/4" seam allowances.
The pattern requires F8, FQ, 1/4 yard, 1/2 yard for the Color Explosion option depending on size and yardage for the Modern Solid design. Material requirements on second image.
Dioptra is comprised of a network of stars, their connections weaving together through their points, plotting a path across the sky. The pattern is named after the dioptra, an ancient Greek surveying device that allowed users to make large, complex measurements - say, determining the distance between Rome and Alexandria - based on the positions of the stars.
Dioptra’s stars include some unique angles, achieved through either foundation paper piecing or standard piecing with a bit of trimming (it’s up to you). Full instructions included for foundation paper piecing in case you’ve never tried it and would like to give it a try.
Patterns include a full color 32 page booklet filled with detailed instructions & diagrams; a foundation paper piecing template; a coloring sheet; and fabric placement worksheets, all inside a high quality card envelope. Please note that you will need to either copy or print additional paper piecing templates if you choose to paper piece (templates fit on US Letter / A4 paper).
Dioptra is an intermediate pattern, mostly because laying out and assembling the nested block design takes a healthy dose of organization.
