Take five quilt pattern

I picked up a bundle of fabric at a local quilt show because I loved the colors and the veggie fabric. Then, I went looking for a pattern! LOL!! I fell in love with the Take Five pattern and it worked perfectly for this project. I'm not a very experienced quilter but I did machine quilting on my home sewing machine and was pleased with how it turned out. Next time, though, I will use a longer stitch length on the border quilting.

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Five yard quilt -- free pattern

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Are you a fat quarter collector? I love fat quarters and tend to collect them when I visit my local quilt shops. This particular bundle from my favorite quilt shop Crimson Tate was just too cute to pass up. I love the colors and the pirate theme in the prints.

This beginner block is super easy with only three sizes of patches, no triangles, and lots of different looks depending on color placement. I'll show some different color and layout options at the end.

All these fabrics coordinate beautifully with each other, Janet has a great eye for color! Quilt Stats: Size: 64.5" x 76" Pattern: Tapestry Light Thread: So Fine - #465 Brown

Discover stunning 3-yard quilt patterns for all skill levels! Create beautiful, manageable quilts with just three yards of fabric.

Main - Stuck on one pattern... - Have you ever been stuck on one pattern? I seem to be in that current situation. I just finished the 4th quilt top from Just Take Five. I really like it, and the one I just finished is really striking (or I think so), but I realize I am in a rut and it is time to make another pattern.