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designed by Amy Friend of duringquiettime.blogspot.com This quilt uses a traditional block called the Indian Hatchet Album block, in recent years referred to as a Siggie Block. In the absence of signatures and some careful planning of the fabric layout, the blocks appear to be bows. So I am calling this layout Baby Bows. I heavily quilted the negative space so let the bows pop. Supplies:

Prints - 8 Fat Quarters of the LillyBelle collection by Bari J, Warm Sunset Colorway:

Garden Rocket Ruby

Rattan Blush

Flowerpop Sweet

Vintage Fence Honey

Henna Stripe Grey

Lacis Spiceberry

Moire Buttercup

Belle Vines Oasis

Background/Neutral - 3/4 Yards White Linen

Backing - 1 Yard

Binding - 1/2 Yard - Spiceberry

Finished Quilt Dimensions - 36" x 36"

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This quilt can be pieced using templates or foundation piecing. I have supplied patterns for both.

When printing your pattern pieces, make sure you choose "actual size" or "100% scale" so that your blocks are the right size. They should measure 6" finished.

Cutting Instructions:

If you are precutting using templates, you will need to cut the following:

Garden Rocket Ruby - 9 from template A

Flowerpop Sweet - 9 from template A

Henna Stripe Grey - 6 from template A

Moire Buttercup - 9 from template A

Rattan Blush - 9 from template A

Vintage Fence Honey - 12 from template A

Lacis Spiceberry - 6 from template A

Belle Vines Oasis - 12 from template A

White Linen - 36 from template B

Assembly Instructions:

Assemble your blocks following the layout on page 3 for proper fabric placement.

Simply sew sections A to B along the diagonal and press seams out toward sections A.

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Baby Bows Quilt Layout

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Baby Bows Block

Pattern for "Baby Bows Block" as 10.000 by 10.000 (inches) block, printed from EQ7!

Baby Bows Block

Key Block (29/100 actual size)

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Templates for "Baby Bows Block" as 12.000 by 12.000 (inches) block, printed from EQ7!

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