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Prints Charming III Pattern by Janice Pope

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The Prints Charming III Pattern by Janice Pope, from Anything But Boring, is a quilt pattern designed to use 5-inch squares. It offers three size options: baby, throw, and bed.

  • Uses 5-inch squares for easy cutting and piecing
  • Includes instructions for baby size
  • Includes instructions for throw size
  • Includes instructions for bed size
  • From Quilt in a Day – Helping Quilters Since 1978
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

I’ve made the throw size twice now and the instructions for piecing those 5-inch squares are so clear I didn’t have to rip out a single seam. The baby option would be perfect for a quick gift, but I’m already planning the bed size for my own room.

Ruby T. ★★★★★

I was worried about cutting all those 5-inch squares evenly, but this pattern lays everything out so clearly that I finished my throw quilt top in a weekend. The baby size is perfect for practicing the layout before committing to the bigger bed version.

Amelia I. ★★★★★

Three sizes in one pattern is such a bargain — I made the throw for my niece and the baby version for my neighbor’s shower in the same weekend. Those 5-inch squares went together so smoothly, and the instructions were clear enough that I didn’t have to call my quilt guild even once.