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Posh Wreath (Paper)

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$7.8 $12 In stock

Category: pattern

Posh Wreath is a fun weekend project that uses 14 of your favorite green fabrics!  It also has the option of adding 'cathedral window' flower center or a simpler version with snowball corners.

Size: 30" x 34"

Materials

(14) 10" x 10" assorted wreath fabrics

1/4 yard bow fabric

(1) 5" x 5" accent fabric (yellow)

2/3 yard background fabric

1 yard backing

1/4 yard binding

QCR Mini Ruler™

Sew Square 4™

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

I went with the snowball corners instead of the cathedral window center and it came together faster than I expected for a paper pattern. Digging through my green scrap bin to find 14 different prints was honestly the best part.

Mia E. ★★★★★

I've never done cathedral windows before, and the flower center option sold me. Used up a bunch of green scraps I'd been hoarding for years, and the corners actually lined up on the first try.

James L. ★★★★☆

Took me a full weekend to piece the 14 green fabrics together, but the pattern itself went together smoothly once I got going. I went with the simpler snowball corners instead of the cathedral window center, and honestly I'm glad I did for a first attempt.