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A is for Arthur (my first grandchild)... and this is Arthur's Alphabet Quilt!
This adorable alphabet quilt pattern guides you through creating each charming letter block with clarity and ease, and includes detailed photography and straightforward instructions. Be among the first to craft this meaningful heirloom piece for a precious little one in your life.
Full size templates for each letter and collage are included, and formatted to be printed at home. Some templates require being taped together. This product is a PDF download! Page count for pattern ~ 86
*Downloadable patterns are non-refundable*
Difficulty level: Intermediate
Finished quilt size: 70" x 80"
Required Supplies
• Iron (mini iron is preferred)
• Parchment paper
•3/4 yard fabric for binding
•Fabric for blocks: Each block requires two 141/2” square of fabric (for the front and back), and four 5” squares. I used a random assortment of fabric from my stash. However, if purchasing fabric, select 13 half yards of coordinating fabric.
•Fabric for collage: For the collage fabric, try to select 8-20 pieces of fabric per collage. The pieces can be small scraps-- I like pieces that are no bigger than about 5”.
A is for Arthur (my first grandchild)... and this is Arthur's Alphabet Quilt!
This adorable alphabet quilt pattern guides you through creating each charming letter block with clarity and ease, and includes detailed photography and straightforward instructions. Be among the first to craft this meaningful heirloom piece for a precious little one in your life.
Full size templates for each letter and collage are included, and formatted to be printed at home. Some templates require being taped together. This product is a PDF download! Page count for pattern ~ 86
*Downloadable patterns are non-refundable*
Difficulty level: Intermediate
Finished quilt size: 70" x 80"
Required Supplies
• Iron (mini iron is preferred)
• Parchment paper
•3/4 yard fabric for binding
•Fabric for blocks: Each block requires two 141/2” square of fabric (for the front and back), and four 5” squares. I used a random assortment of fabric from my stash. However, if purchasing fabric, select 13 half yards of coordinating fabric.
•Fabric for collage: For the collage fabric, try to select 8-20 pieces of fabric per collage. The pieces can be small scraps-- I like pieces that are no bigger than about 5”.