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Garden Lattice Quilt Pattern!

This pattern has been my best selling pattern, and people love to make it! I bet you'll enjoy it, too! I have been asked so many times for a Queen and King size of the pattern, and so I've prepared a file with some suggestions to make a Queen 96" x 117" and a King 112" x 117". This second file has been added to this listing, and you'll receive it with your purchase.

Pattern includes detailed instructions and illustrations for a Full quilt 80" x 92" and Throw 48" x 66".

Overview:
• Skill Level: any level quilter
• Instant Download PDF
• Easy to understand step-by-step instructions
• This quilt works well with 2 1/2" strips/jelly rolls
• Diagrams, charts and pattern templates provided to keep your project organized, and help you proceed with confidence!
• Using basic patchwork skills to make an awesome quilt
• This quilt comes together FAST!
• Colouring page provided so you can plan out your colour placement, if you wish.


You will need:
Template plastic (optional)

Full Quilt size 80” x 92”
1 roll of 2 1/2” strips or 2 3/4 yds (2.6m) fabric for background (shown in white)
3 rolls of 2 1/2“ strips, or yardage totalling 6 yds (5.5m) main fabric (shown in prints)
88” x 100” batting
5 3/4 yds (5.3m) fabric for backing pieced vertically
7/8 yd (.8m) for binding

Throw quilt size 48” x 66”
1 1/4 yd (1.2m) fabric for background (shown in white)
1 roll of 2 1/2“ strips, or yardage totalling 2 1/2 yds (2.3m) main fabric (shown in prints)
56” x 74” batting
4 1/4 yds (3.9m) fabric for backing pieced horizontally
1/2 yd (.8m) for binding

About me: Being one of those popular kids who spent my teenage years sewing, I couldn't wait to study Garment Construction in University. There I learned Patternmaking, Tailoring, and reproducing historically accurate garments of the 1700's. I absolutely loved my schooling, and once I graduated I went on to work in alteration shops, made prom and wedding gowns, and clothing for our children. Now that my baby is in school, I'm excited to start a little business where I can remain a stay-at-home Mom, and do what I love - designing, creating, and teaching. My goal is that my patterns will help you confidently sew your quilt, and learn some helpful tips along the way.


All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or shared in any form. The purchaser may make copies only for their own personal/household use. Quilts made using this pattern can be sold, however, design credit must be given to Briar Hill Designs. Only use photos with proper credit. Thank you!