There’s nothing better than an easy pattern
that looks complicated. You just need to be able to sew a half-square
triangle and cut strips to make the the blocks for this quilt.
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Carat is made with a layer cake and coordinating yardage. The pattern
is named for the sparkling gemstone look created by grouping the layer
cake squares into color groupings.
- BEGINNER FRIENDLY
- PRE-CUT QUILTING
- ONE LAYER CAKE
Finished size: 66 inches square
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Create the look of a six-pointed star
medallion quilt without any of the fuss. This quilt is made entirely
from a jelly roll and coordinating yardage. The diamonds are strip
pieced and assembled on the diagonal, so there are no fancy templates or
Y-seams to deal with. You just need an equilateral triangle ruler and
you’re ready to make this quilt. Refraction is so simple, you can easily
complete it in a weekend.
- 1 Jelly Roll
- 3 3/4 yards of black or background fabric
Finished size 72.5 x 81.5 inches
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This quilt can easily be completed in a
weekend. All you need are two charm packs and three and three-quarter
yards of coordinating yardage for the background. The instructions
include directions to make half square triangles from squares, so you
can turn the charm packs into half square triangles in no time at all.
Use two charm packs from the same line for a
uniform look. Feature charm packs from two of your favorite fabric
lines from the same designer to get a more varied but coordinated
design. For a scrappy look, use this pattern as a stash buster and clear
out all those five-inch squares.
Quilt finishes 64 inches square
- 2 CHARM PACKS
- 3 3/4 yards of black or background fabric
Finished size 64 inches square
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