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Taos Block of the Month Pattern

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Block of the Month or stand alone pattern; 102in x 102in. Requires Creative Grids Rulers - CGRT45 (45 Degree Half-Square Triangle); CGRT90 (90 Degree Quarter-Square Triangle); CGRTMT2 (Triangle Squared); CGRTMT3 (Perfect Rectangle).

  • Printed Paper Pattern
  • Final Product: Quilt
  • Finished Size: 102in x 102in
  • Technique: Standard Machine Sewing
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The instructions are very clear and the half-square triangle technique finally clicked for me with this pattern. I love that it works as either a block of the month or a standalone project, and the finished 102-inch size is perfect for my king bed.

Richard I. ★★★★★

I’d been putting off tackling a bed-sized quilt, but this pattern’s step-by-step flow with the 45 and 90 degree rulers made each 12-inch block feel totally manageable. The final 102-inch top is dramatic and geometric without being fussy, and I love that you can work it as a standalone project instea

Ryan ★★★★★

The instructions for the 45-degree half-square triangle rulers are laid out so clearly that I finished my first block without ripping out a single seam. It’s a big commitment at 102 inches, but the monthly breakdown keeps it manageable.