Luau
$ 12.40
Have your ever been to a Luau or at least dreamed of one? Certain things come to mind - beautiful and bright colors, tropical foods, flower leis, tiki torches, crashing waves, and toes in the sand. This fun design is certain to put you in that same sort of very festive mood. Grab some bright fat quarters, a background the color of the sky (day or night!) and have some fun with this quick and easy pattern.
Details
- Project Sizes: Lap, Twin, Queen
- Required tools: Wedge Star
- Fabric: Scrappy Brights, Background
- Pattern # DTP085
Electric Pixel
$ 12.40
When your computer monitor goes a little bit crazy, that’s what this design reminded us of. While the monitor situation is less than ideal, this design is a real winner! Fun and easy, this colorful project is the perfect one to use your favorite grouping of fat eighths with some additional yardage. Strip piecing and big units make this project come together quickly.
Details
- Project Sizes: Lap, Twin, and Queen
- Required tools: Tucker Trimmer III, Corner Pop III
- Fabric: scrappy mediums, dark, light, accent, borders
- Pattern # Mod031
Hollywood Boulevard
$ 12.40
Create your own walk of fame using the Wedge Star® tool and a strip piecing process! Adding Log Cabin style strips to Twisted Wedge Star blocks creates a fun, more modern setting for this design. Choose from three project sizes to create just the right one for you.
Details
- Project sizes: Lap, Twin, Full/Queen
- Required tools: Wedge Star
- Fabric: Asst. Scraps, Background
- Pattern # DTP081
Tumbleweeds
$ 12.40
Tumbleweeds bouncing across the desert in a stiff breeze. That’s what I think of every time I look at this quilt. Using our Corner Pop II and one simple block, you quickly and easily create a project full of movement that goes together in a snap.
Details
- Three project sizes: Lap, Twin, Queen
- Required tool: Corner Pop II
- Fabric: background, darks (4), accent
- Pattern # Mod023
Snowdrops
$ 12.40
From the designer, my daughter, Haley: Growing up in Vermont, my favorite sign of spring was snowdrop flowers popping out from under the snow. I always found the dichotomy between their delicate looks and their hearty resistance to the bitter cold of the Northeastern winters particularly striking. This quilt is inspired by these blooms, blossoming in the dark and cold, against all odds.
Details
- Two project sizes: 43” x 60” / 60” x 77”
- Required tools: Corner Beam, Corner Pop, V Block, Rapid Fire Lemoyne Star
- Fabric: 3 colors, dark, and background
- Pattern # DTP077