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Star Hugs Quilt Pattern for the Country Confetti Basics Collection from Poppie Cotton

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$7.75 $12.5 In stock

Star Hugs Quilt Pattern, for the Country Confetti Basics Collection, Created by Jina Barney of Poppie Cotton. Star Hugs FAT QUARTER FRIENDLY.  Finished Quilt size is 70.5" by 85", finished block size 12" x 12", and perfect for the beginner!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The 70.5" by 85" finished size is just right for a generous throw, and I love that the pattern works perfectly with fat quarters from my stash. The instructions for the star blocks were clear and easy to follow, even for a confident beginner like me.

Thomas M. ★★★★★

I was so happy that this pattern is fat-quarter friendly—I used scraps from my stash. The instructions were incredibly clear, and the 70.5" by 85" finished quilt came together beautifully.

David ★★★★★

The finished size of 70.5" by 85" is exactly what I wanted for a generous throw, and the instructions break down the piecing so clearly that even my first attempt at a fat quarter pattern came together without a single seam ripper moment.