Marabella Quilt Pattern
Lovely pinks and reds make this free sewing pattern a wonderful gift for a daughter or grandaughter. Play with the colors to adapt this pattern for any member of the family. This adorable quilt is a beautiful gift to give to any little one in the family. The colors of this original pink quilt can be adapted to fit with any child in the family no matter what their style, color or design preferences are. In addition, this easy sewing pattern is a great blanket to make to begin to gain experience in sewing; however, even those who are more advanced can create this pattern because regardless of difficulty this is a beautiful design that anyone would love.
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Linda
Feb 02, 2017
This would make a beautiful quilt design on canvas as wall decor which I plan to do once made. Minus batting and backing.
ReddWolf52 0649790
Feb 14, 2013
I have question but it has nothing to do with this quilt I hope someone can answer it. I am really confused about which way you iron your seams. I have heard that you always iron to the left or to the right I have not made a quilt yet because I am so unsure how to iron all the little seams in them
jethree 1008184
Feb 14, 2013
Usually you iron to the darker side. Use a hot iron , steam is not necessary. Press down on the fabric , don't iron back and forth. This may cause some shapes to stretch, especially triangles which might have bias edges. Pick a pattern that is easy when you start, it will keep your frustration level down. Have fun, it is a wonderful pastime. There are lots of online guilds too, yahoo has a number just do a search. If you do an Internet search you should find answers to all your quilt related questions.. This site has a category called Basics and Tutorials. Have Fun I can't stress that enough.
Member 15075
Dec 27, 2012
The directions are sketchy and hard to follow. No size of quilt mentioned and W.O .F. is what size?
Gramma R
Feb 15, 2013
WOF = Width of Fabric, approximately 44". I am guessing the quilt is about 60" square.
Gramma R
Feb 15, 2013
I forgot to add the borders, may be 72" square. But that is just a guess.
raineydaygirl71 70 98944
Feb 25, 2011
Do you have patterns for handkerchief skirts? raineydaygirl71@yahoo.com I think the quilt patterns are gorgeous.
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