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Grumpy Leprechaun Wall Hanging Pattern Quilt

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He’s baaack! Boo is all decked out in green finery for St. Paddy’s Day but none too happy about it. This charming wall hanging quilt pattern is designed by Krista Dyelle of Trouble & Boo Designs. The pattern features Boo, the grumpy leprechaun cat, and is executed in easy raw-edge, fused & stitched applique techniques. Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, Boo’s discontent adds a touch of whimsy to your festive decor.

Key Features:

  • Design: Grumpy Leprechaun Cat (Boo)
  • Technique: Raw-edge, fused & stitched applique
  • Special Feature: Instructions for mitered corners included

Designer:

  • Designed by Krista Dyelle of Trouble & Boo Designs
  • Krista Dyelle is a designer associated with Trouble & Boo Designs. She creates unique and charming patterns, particularly for wall hangings, featuring characters like Boo, the grumpy leprechaun cat. Krista’s designs often showcase a blend of creativity and humor, adding a touch of whimsy to quilting projects.

Embrace the holiday spirit with this delightful and expressive quilt pattern that captures Boo’s unique charm.

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Free GO! Diamonds in the Rough Wall Hanging Pattern

The GO! Diamonds in the Rough Wall Hanging Pattern shows just how dramatically clever colour placement can transform a traditional quilt block.

Designed by Lissa LaGreca of Lovingly Lissa, this 30-inch square wall hanging uses the GO! Double Star 10-inch Finished Die. Although the entire project is cut using one Block on Board die, the finished layout creates a sparkling diamond design that looks wonderfully intricate.

I love the potential for experimenting with colour. Choose rich jewel tones for a gemstone effect, bright modern fabrics for something bold or soft neutrals for a more understated wall hanging.

The pattern is currently available as a free download for AccuQuilt members. You will need a free account and the GO! Double Star 10-inch Finished Die to make it.

This is a lovely smaller project for trying the Double Star die without committing to a full quilt. At 30 x 30 inches, it is large enough to make an impact but still manageable to piece, quilt and display.