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Free pattern: Peace quilt

February 22, 2010 by Scarlett Burroughs

Here’s Give Peace a Chance quilt pattern designed by Rosemarie Lavin & Jean Ann Wright for Windham Fabrics. Features Rosemarie’s Feelin’ Groovy fabric collection. Get the Give Peace a Chance free pattern.

[tags]Feelin’ Groovy, free pattern, quilt, Peace sign, 1960s[/tags]

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Comments

  1. Cathy Carney says

    March 2, 2010 at 12:44 pm

    This Peace quilt is just what i am looking for, my granddaughter wanted me to make her one. I have a idea for it but I’m not good at making the patterns. Thanks so much..

    Cathy

  2. scarlettburroughs says

    March 3, 2010 at 6:12 am

    Cathy,
    Be sure and share your quilt with us on Craft Gossip’s Flickr group. http://www.flickr.com/groups/craftgossip/

    If I had a teenager in my house I’d choose this one! Equally good for either sex.

  3. bekka says

    August 21, 2011 at 1:16 pm

    I cannot get the peace quilt pattern to show. I would love to make one for my granddaughter. Any help? I do have adobe thanks

  4. scarlettburroughs says

    August 21, 2011 at 6:28 pm

    Hi Bekka,

    Well, it’s not easy to find. Once you get to the page of free patterns, you have to do a search on the pattern name Give Peace a Chance. Once you click on the free download it takes you to a pdf. I’ve copied the direct link to the pdf below. Copy and paste the address in your browser and see if that gets you there.

    http://www.windhamfabrics.net/images/project/give_peace_a_chance.pdf

    Do send me a photo when you are finished.

    Scarlett

  5. Klaus Todte says

    November 14, 2012 at 7:56 am

    Quilt inspiration is an excellent way to express peace and harmony while colors and imagination come together. The idea of developing a world peace quilt got started in Inistiage, Ireland. Starting 2013 we ask people around the world with a 66 cm – 26 inch square quilt of their country theme, name and year to participate. More details are available at http://www.voice-consensus.com and questions/ideas are welcome at [email protected]. We let this quilt grow for 13 years in Ireland and will represent it on 6.26.2026 on the World Citizen Peace Day to the United Nations symbolizing peace solidarity among people of all nations.

  6. Scarlett says

    November 14, 2012 at 8:58 am

    Hi Klaus,
    Thanks for letting all of us know more about this! –Scarlett

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Some fabric collections feel pretty, some feel useful, and then there are those rare ones that instantly spark a dozen ideas the moment you see them. The In the Garden Layer Cake from Fat Quarter Shop falls firmly into that last category. From the moment I opened the pack, it felt like stepping into a watercolor garden—soft, romantic, full of movement, and brimming with detail that invites you to slow down and really look.

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