Cosmo Cricket’s Circa 1934 Pattern Sheet costs a $1.50

Hmmmmm. Noticed a charge for this Pattern Sheet: a quilt pattern Circa 1934 by Cosmo Cricket for Moda Fabrics at the fat quarter Shop. This pattern is a modern take on a traditional Churn Dash block design. Though not complicated, it’s no doubt time-consuming to make a pattern to showcase the various fabrics in a chosen collection. Even so, I’ve always considered Pattern Sheets marketing, thus distributed freely and without cost like a brochure. Worth a $1.50? I don’t know. A trend among other manufacturers? We’ll see.

Ed. note: I’m a bonehead. It appears the electronic version is free, but the Fat Quarter Shop generously offers to send out a hard copy version of a given Pattern Sheet. There is a cost involved in printing it and mailing it to the buyer. Totally justified.

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Dive into the holiday spirit with our delightful Christmas Goose Cushion/Pillow tutorial! Whether you’re an experienced quilter or just starting out, this project is sure to bring joy to your home during the festive season.

Picture this: a cozy corner adorned with a charming cushion featuring an adorable Christmas goose. With its festive charm and whimsical design, this cushion block is bound to steal the show in any room. From its festive hat to its fluffy feathers, every detail of the Christmas goose is brimming with holiday cheer.

As you follow along with our step-by-step tutorial, you’ll find yourself immersed in the joy of creating something truly special. And while you may be tempted to cook a turkey instead of a goose this year, we guarantee that once you see how cute this cushion block turns out, you’ll be eager to keep it as a treasured holiday decoration for years to come.

So gather your fabrics, dust off your sewing machine, and let’s get started on this festive quilting adventure! Whether you’re making it for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a loved one, the Christmas Goose Cushion/Pillow is sure to spread warmth and cheer throughout the holiday season.

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