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Scrappy Tiles Quilt Pattern by Cheryl Brickey

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$9.1 $14 In stock

Scrappy Tiles looks improvisationally pieced, but it is actually built from a single block rotated randomly within the quilt top. The layer cake friendly pattern is at a confident beginner level.

  • Printed Paper Pattern
  • Finished Size: 48-1/2in x 60-1/2in
  • Final Product: Quilt
  • Technique Used: Standard Machine Sewing
  • Skill Level: Confident Beginner
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

I love that this pattern looks like improv piecing but gives you the structure of a single block—way less stressful to piece. The layer cake friendly instructions saved me a ton of cutting time. My first quilt top came together in a weekend.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The single-block rotation trick makes this feel way more doable than it looks, and the clear diagrams kept me from getting lost. I’m a confident beginner and finished my first block in under an hour.

Madison X. ★★★★★

The fact that one simple block can be rotated to create that improvisational look is genius—I'm a confident beginner and had it pieced together in an afternoon. Being layer cake friendly means I used up a whole stack I'd been hoarding, and the random rotation trick hides any mistakes beautifully.