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Studio E - Elizabeth 10x10 Squares by Max Tate 42 pcs

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$29.74 $47.96 In stock

Studio E presents the Elizabeth collection by Max Tate in this set of 42 precut 10-inch squares. These charm squares offer a convenient way to add coordinated fabrics to your quilting projects.

  • Includes 42 squares, each measuring 10 inches by 10 inches
  • Part of the Elizabeth fabric collection designed by Max Tate for Studio E
  • Precut and ready to use for charm packs, layer cakes, or other quilting techniques
  • Suitable for a variety of quilt patterns and projects
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia E. ★★★★★

The 42 precut 10-inch squares give you so much layout flexibility, and the coordinated prints in Elizabeth collection make matching effortless. I’ve already started two projects with these and the fabric holds up beautifully through pressing.

Ella H. ★★★★★

The fabric squares are nicely pressed and cut evenly, which saved me a ton of prep time. The color palette in this collection is perfect for a scrappy lap quilt.

Samuel ★★★★★

The precut 10-inch squares mean I can start piecing right away instead of trimming fat quarters, and the fabric weight feels substantial for quilting. That 42-piece count gives me plenty of variety for a throw-sized project.