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Chic Sisters (Paper)

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$7.56 $12 In stock

Category: pattern

60" x 72"

Pattern to be used with Quick Curve Ruler (QCR Pattern)

 Materials:

(15) fat quarters assorted dark neutral prints

(15) fat quarters assorted light neutral prints

(2) 6" x 6" from each of 6 different blue prints

4 yards backing

1/2 yard binding

Quick Curve Ruler© (QCR)

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian I. ★★★★★

The 60" x 72" size is perfect for a throw quilt, and the pattern layout made it easy to use up my neutral scraps. I'd never used the Quick Curve Ruler before, but the instructions walked me through the curves without too much fuss.

Ava M. ★★★★★

The curved piecing looked intimidating until I actually laid out my dark and light fat quarters and saw how the 60" x 72" layout comes together. The Quick Curve Ruler makes those gentle arcs way easier than the templates I've used before, and my seams lined up almost every time.

Ruby X. ★★★★★

I bought this pattern not realizing I'd need the Quick Curve Ruler too, but once I had it the curves came out so clean. The 60x72 size works perfectly as a throw, and using 15 light and 15 dark fat quarters gives it that scrappy contrast I wanted.