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Another great find at P&B Textiles – this Christmas tree skirt showcases Susie M. Robbins’ Metallic Accent fabric collection. Go here to download.
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I recently tried the Love Wins downloadable quilt pattern, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with how it turned out! This pattern is perfect for quilters of all skill levels. The design is full of charm and carries such a positive, uplifting message—who wouldn’t want to wrap themselves (or someone special) in love?
The instructions were super clear and easy to follow, which made the process enjoyable from start to finish. It’s always great when a pattern balances creativity with ease, and this one nails it. Plus, the design is versatile. You can go for bold, vibrant fabrics for a statement piece or softer, pastel tones for something more understated—it works beautifully either way!
I also loved that it’s a downloadable PDF, so I could get started right away without waiting for shipping. It’s such a thoughtful and timeless project that would make a fantastic gift or addition to your own home.
If you’re looking for a meaningful quilt pattern with a modern twist, I highly recommend giving Love Wins a try. You won’t be disappointed!
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I was already a big fan but this one ROCKS! I have been trying to decide on a new project. Thank you for finding this! I will be making one for each of my grown children for Christmas.
I was so excited to have this pattern. BUT, when I was trying to make the templates, I decided I needed to be a mathmatical genius to figure out the dimensions for the templates. I converted the 8″ A template to the required 14″, measured the angle to get the other sides, guessed where the B sides joined, eyed the curve, proceeded to try the G piece with the same method, but decided it wasn’t worth the hassle to do the rest. Sorry! ~Barbara Hoover (experienced quilter)
Started cutting out the fabric and doubted that the pieces would fit together correctly. I traced the pieces inside the seam allowance and low and behold they don’t fit together. Anyone else have this problem? Has anyone done this project successfully?