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Spring Town Quilt Pattern by Chelsi Stratton Designs

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Spring Town Quilt Pattern by Chelsi Stratton Designs is a quilt pattern offered by Quilt in a Day. The finished project size is 61 1/2" x 66".

  • Brand: Chelsi Stratton Designs
  • Pattern name: Spring Town Quilt Pattern
  • Finished project size: 61 1/2" x 66"
  • SKU: 8434ST
  • Listed under patterns in Books & More
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

The 61 1/2" x 66" finished size is just right for a cozy throw, and the pattern pieces fit together neatly with clear diagrams. I love how the layout creates a charming little village scene without being overly complicated.

Lily G. ★★★★★

The step-by-step diagrams in this pattern made the whole process feel effortless, and I love that the finished quilt comes out to that nice 61 1/2" x 66" size—perfect for a lap quilt. It took me a weekend to put together, but the result looks way more intricate than the effort it took.

Emily ★★★★★

The finished size landed right at 61 1/2 by 66 inches, which made planning my fabric yardage way easier than most patterns I've used. I’ve already made it twice and the piecing just flows—no awkward steps or confusing angles to wrestle with.