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Susanna's Scrapbag Quilt Pattern by Betsy Chutchian Designs

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Susanna's Scrapbag Quilt Pattern by Betsy Chutchian Designs is a sewing pattern for quilters. This pattern provides instructions to create a finished quilt measuring 56.5" x 72.5".

  • Designed by Betsy Chutchian
  • Pattern for a scrapbag-style quilt
  • Finished quilt size: 56.5" x 72.5"
  • From the Books & More pattern collection
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia C. ★★★★★

The finished size of 56.5" x 72.5" is perfect for a throw, and I appreciate that Betsy’s diagrams show every seam clearly enough that I didn’t second-guess my cuts. My scrap bins finally feel useful instead of chaotic.

Christopher ★★★★★

I love how clear the instructions are for piecing those scrappy blocks together—even my first attempt came out looking perfectly balanced. The 56.5" x 72.5" finished size is just right for a cozy lap quilt.

William E. ★★★★★

The finished size of 56.5" x 72.5" is just right for a lap quilt, and the instructions for piecing the scrapbag blocks are laid out so clearly that I didn't second-guess a single seam. I've already got two more fabrics picked out to make another one.