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Perfect Ten - Swirly Girl Designs

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Perfect Ten from Swirly Girl Designs is a quilt pattern designed to be made with ten fat quarters. It works especially well with large scale and directional prints, making it a good choice for showcasing favorite fabrics.

  • Pattern name: Perfect Ten
  • Brand: Swirly Girls Designs
  • Designed to use ten fat quarters
  • Works great with large scale and directional prints
  • Pattern number: SGD006
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel T. ★★★★★

Finally, a pattern that actually works with those big, bold floral fat quarters I’ve been hoarding. The instructions for aligning directional prints were clear and made the whole process stress-free.

Ryan ★★★★★

I was nervous about using large-scale prints in a quilt, but this pattern handles them beautifully without losing the design. The fat-quarter-friendly layout made cutting straightforward, and the finished piece really lets the fabric shine.

Kevin ★★★★★

I pulled out a couple of bold, large-scale prints I'd been saving, and the block construction in this pattern really lets them shine without wasting any fabric. The strip-piecing method kept things tidy and straightforward, even for a nervous quilter like me.