How to Make a Candy Corn Quilt – Free Pattern

Easy to make, this free pattern from Sew Can She looks like candy corn, but can be anything you want it to me. Since I am one of those people that like candy corn, I say that is what mine will be.

The finished quilt measure about 60″ square so it makes a nice lap quilt. Standard quilting supplies are needed. You will need about 5 yards of fabric in total, broken down among the various colors and patterns you prefer.

In the tutorial, you will find step-by-step instructions accompanied by detailed photos. This pattern is appropriate for beginners so almost anyone can make one of them. I love the fun fabrics used in the demo but also think this would look lovely in holiday colors or some soft pastels.

Whatever colors you choose, try this quilt pattern out. You can find it here: The Candy Corn Quilt

[photo from Sew Can She]

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