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A Prickly One Quilt Pattern by J. Michelle Watts

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$5.76 $9 In stock

A Prickly One is another in the series of scrap reduction projects. This majestic Saguara cactus is fun to piece. Decorate it with small lights and ornaments to add a little southwestern style to your Christmas decorating. The quilt measures 31" x 45".
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo I. ★★★★★

The Saguaro came together faster than I expected for something with this many pieces. I used up a whole bin of green scraps on the body and it still has that clean southwestern look. Already planning to string tiny lights on it for the holidays.

Aurora ★★★★★

I love that this is a scrap-buster pattern—it cleared out a good chunk of my stash while making that majestic saguaro. The pieces went together smoothly, and I can already picture it decked out with tiny lights for a southwestern Christmas.

David ★★★★★

I've been sewing through my scrap bin for months and this pattern finally gave me a use for all those green remnants. Piecing the saguaro arms was easier than I expected, though the curved sections took me a couple tries. Hanging it with little lights strung across the cactus turned it into the best