Abstraction
Mod029
$ 12.40
Create the illusion of spheres floating in space when you use strip piecing and three different values of fabric on a light background. The project is constructed with the Four Patch Square Up® tool allowing you to pair together squares and rectangles to form this geometric Abstraction.
Designed by the Running with Scissors Quilters.
Details
- Two project sizes: Lap (64” x 64”) and Full/Queen (83” x 97”)
- Required tools: Four Patch Square Up
- Fabric: 3 colors and background
- Pattern # Mod029
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Details
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