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Everbloom Quilt Pattern by Pen and Paper Patterns

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$7.2 $12 In stock

The Everbloom Quilt pattern, a traditionally pieced quilt recommended for the intermediate sewist and up, includes instruction for two sizes: Crib (47.5in x 52.5in) and Large Throw Size (69.5in x 79in). The 12-page pattern is thorough, detailed, features colorful illustrations, and tags for labeling your cuts of fabric.

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Customer Reviews (3.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The crib size came together beautifully and the large throw version is next on my list. The instructions for the traditional piecing were clear enough that even my wonky seams didn't slow me down.

Zoe ★★★★☆

The pattern instructions are well laid out, though I wish the large throw option included some diagrams for the trickier piecing steps. I'm about halfway through my crib-sized version and it's coming together nicely.

Michael K. ★★★☆☆

The crib and throw sizes are clearly laid out, and the piecing instructions are straightforward for an intermediate sewer like me. That said, the pattern felt a bit wordy in places, and I wish the diagrams were larger for the trickier steps. It turned out fine, but I wouldn't call it a thrilling mak