Large-Scale Prints are Stunning in This Quilt

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Mix Them with Smaller Prints and Solids!

Do you have beautiful large-scale prints you’re not sure how to use? They’ll be wonderful in this quilt and show off to perfection.

Mix large-scale and smaller scale prints, then use a quiet print or solid for the sashing accent to give the eye resting spots. Any color theme you love will be great in this quilt.

Chopsticks Quilt Pattern

Whether you go with strong contrasts or more subdued, the quilt will turn out great. You’ll find several examples below by the designer and others.

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Chopsticks Quilt Pattern

Quilt from Cindy on Flickr.

Chopsticks Quilt Pattern

Quilt from Jemome.com.

You’ll need a large 60 degree ruler to make this quilt (unless you want to cut a template). The Creative Grids 60 Degree Triangle Ruler is suggested, although any 12.5″ 60 degree ruler will work (you’ll find a selection here).

The designer, Julie Herman from Jaybird Quilts, provides instructions for the following quilt sizes:

  • Baby – 35″ x 48″
  • Lap – 49″ x 60″
  • Twin – 63″ x 84″
  • King – 104″ x 108″

Click here to purchase the “Chopsticks” quilt pattern.

Learn more about the quilt here.

 

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