Stripe quilt pattern

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Do I need to change my name to Joz makes simple quilts? I might need to based on the number I seem to be making lately! I think I mentioned it in another post but I recently bought some nice pencils and dotted paper and love coming up with new simple designs, often times when I’m in a listening meet

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Punch Lines is an easy and free quilt pattern from Wren Collective. This modern quilt pattern is fast to make and beginner friendly!

It's a quick and easy quilt to make since it consists of many long strips of fabric. The top comes together very quickly. Free quilt pattern.

Have fun with stripes. These blocks can be rearranged into your own layout. The arrangement on the cover quilt pattern has offset blocks to add more interest. Stripes Alive Quilt Pattern SM-152 https://quiltwoman.com/products/stripes-alive-quilt-downloadable-pattern

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The Happy Stripes quilt pattern is part of the Quilty Love Stash Buster quilt pattern series from quiltylove.com. The series is full of quick and easy patterns that will help quilters sew through their stash and this one is no exception! Use fat quarters, layer cake squares, jelly roll strips or half yard cuts, or make it scrappy! Also includes 2 bonus patterns!

Three Different Strip Quilts Are Included in the Pattern! The 3D illusion of the “Prism Quilt” comes from careful fabric selection and placement. Ombre fabrics were used in the sample but any selection of solid, batik or small-print fabrics will work. Just make sure to use a wide enough value range and place your fabrics …

Scraps. If you sew, you definitely have a box or many boxes of these pieces. Here's the problem with scraps - I can't throw them away because that would be too wasteful but I also can't use them for most quilt patterns. They are just too small. To use up these pieces, I have been