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The Wooden Bear Quilt Designs: Cat & Yarn Patternlet

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$2.99 $4.75 In stock

Patternlets are small, quick appliques to use on a variety of projects. We show it on a tea towel, but use the applique to make other projects such as small hangings, decorative pillows, use them on the corners of table toppers... anything your crafty mind can imagine!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

I’ve already used this cat-and-yarn design on a pillow cover, and the applique shapes were easy to fuse and stitch. The instructions were clear, so even a beginner like me got a neat result.

Isabella ★★★★★

This little patternlet made the cutest applique for my tea towel, and the yarn ball design looks surprisingly dimensional with just a few stitches. I'm already planning to use the cat shape on a small pillow.

James ★★★★★

I’m always hunting for quick projects between bigger quilts, and this Cat & Yarn patternlet was perfect for that. The applique pieces are small and manageable, so I finished the tea towel version in one evening, and the yarn ball shape turned out so cute. Already planning to use the next one on a pi