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Quatrefoil quilt
Quatrefoil quilt
Quatrefoil quilt
Quatrefoil quilt
Quatrefoil quilt
Quatrefoil quilt

Quatrefoil quilt

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About this pattern

This symmetrical yet decorative design is perfect for mixing bold and bright fabrics together. You can create a stunning quilt to adorn the end of your bed or brighten up your sofa. We’ve used Zandra Rhodes’ vivid Lace Mountain range on a white background to really make those colours pop. Make this quilt for yourself or a loved one, it will be sure to make a statement.

Essentials

  • Fabric: Lace Mountain collection by FreeSpirit, 16 prints, 25cm of each; cotton, white, 3m
  • Wadding, 1.5m square

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    1. For each block, cut one 11cm square, two 6cm x 24cm strips and four 6.5cm squares from white cotton. Cut four 11cm squares from printed fabric and two 6cm x 24cm strips from two different designs.

    2. Make the ‘battenburg’ parts of the block first by sewing a printed strip to a white strip, right sides together, along one long edge. Press the seams flat and cut both strips to make four pieces measuring 6cm x 11cm. Pair up the pieces into blocks, each with two white squares and two different print squares. Sew right sides together to make four squares measuring 11cm.

    3. Cut each of the 6.5cm white squares in half diagonally. Make a copy on card and place the bottom edge on the reverse of one side of each of the printed squares. Draw around the top point with a pencil. Add a 5mm seam allowance before cutting away two corners of each square. The pencil lines can be used as an ac

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