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Mapleton Avenue Quilt Pattern by Sassafras Lane Designs

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$7.92 $12 In stock

Mapleton Avenue is a fast, fun, and modern jelly roll or scrap pattern! Just 1 simple block gets twisted and turned to create a fun overall pattern. Grab a 2.5" pre-cut strip pack or dig through those scraps to get stared sewing today.



Pattern includes 4 sizes:




Tall: 48" x 64"


Grande: 64" x 64"


Venti: 64" x 80"


Enorme: 96" x 96"



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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael P. ★★★★★

The instructions are so clear that I had my first block finished in under an hour—just one simple block twisted and turned. I dug through my scrap bin instead of buying a jelly roll, and it worked perfectly either way. This one's a keeper for a quick weekend project.

Mia F. ★★★★★

I was a bit intimidated by quilt patterns, but this one's single block twisted into different directions made it surprisingly easy to follow. The instructions for turning the jelly roll strips into the finished top were crystal clear, and I had the whole thing assembled in just a few afternoons.

Harper ★★★★★

I was a little worried the instructions would be confusing, but the single-block twist-and-turn method is genuinely easy to follow and the whole top came together in a weekend. The way the blocks rotate makes the final layout look far more complex than the effort involved.