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A Walk in the Woods BOM Quilt Pattern by Beverly McCullough

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The A Walk in the Woods Block of the Month Quilt Pattern by Beverly McCullough features pieced stars, baskets, churn dash, and pine trees and is fat quarter friendly. This pattern includes guidelines for a 6-month block of the month program. Finished size is 74" x 74". Skill Level: Confident Beginner.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael X. ★★★★★

The pine tree blocks are my favorite—they stitch up so crisp and clean. I’ve been swapping in fat quarters from my stash and every block fits perfectly. Definitely keeps me looking forward to next month’s piece.

Grace ★★★★★

The pine trees and pieced stars are just gorgeous together, and I appreciate how the fat quarter friendly layout lets me raid my stash instead of buying new fabric. Instructions are written clearly enough that I never felt lost.

Violet J. ★★★★★

The pine tree blocks are my favorite part, and I love that it's fat quarter friendly since I already had a stack in my stash. Instructions for the churn dash and basket blocks were clear enough for me to follow without second-guessing myself.