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Solstice Quilt Pattern by Alison Glass

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$9.1 $14 In stock

Solstice uses the foundation paper piecing technique and ranges in style from modern to traditional depending on fabric selection and placement. It includes the block template, detailed foundation paper piecing instructions, and a coloring page. Two size options and color layout styles are included.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David W. ★★★★★

The foundation paper piecing technique made this pattern surprisingly meditative to stitch, and the block templates are printed on high-quality paper that doesn't tear when you press seams. I love how the design can shift from modern to traditional just by rearranging the fabric placement.

Eva O. ★★★★★

The block templates are printed on high-quality paper that tears away cleanly, which made my first foundation paper piecing project go smoothly. I love how the finished quilt can look completely different just by switching up fabric placement.

Olivia ★★★★★

The block templates are laid out so clearly that even my first FPP project came together without a single seam rip. I love how swapping the fabric placement shifts the whole look from scrappy-modern to something heirloom-traditional.