Bundle No. 34a+34b

The fabrics in the list below are all regularly available at Jittery Wings in 1/2 yard continuous cuts.

Bundle No. 34a + 34b

  1. PE562 Elderberry

  2. PE564 Foxglove

  3. PE587 Day Dreamer

  4. PES911 Honeymoon

  5. PE573 Lakefront

  6. PES910 Nova

  7. PE517 Evergreen

  8. PE576 Clover

  9. PE478 Jade Cream

  10. PE592 Springtide

  11. PE575 Mint Glow

  12. PE443 Sweet Mint

  13. PE580 Buttermilk

  14. PE446 Honeydew

  15. PE579 Solar

  16. PE448 Canary

  17. PE520 Sweet Tangerine

  18. PE449 Mandarian

  19. PE457 Dried Carrot

  20. PE538 Autumnal

  21. PE561 Hibiscus

  22. PE437 London Red

  23. PE537 Undeniably Red

  24. PE427 Spiceberry

Bundle 34a

  1. PE587 Day Dreamer

  2. PE564 Foxglove

  3. PE562 Elderberry

  4. PE576 Clover

  5. PE592 Springtide

  6. PE443 Sweet Mint

  7. PE580 Buttermilk

  8. PE579 Solar

  9. PE448 Canary

  10. PE520 Sweet Tangerine

  11. PE561 Hibiscus

  12. PE427 Spiceberry


Bundle 34b

  1. PES911 Honeymoon

  2. PE573 Lakefront

  3. PES910 Nova

  4. PE517 Evergreen

  5. PE478 Jade Cream

  6. PE575 Mint Glow

  7. PE446 Honeydew

  8. PE449 Mandarian

  9. PE457 Dried Carrot

  10. PE538 Autumnal

  11. PE437 London Red

  12. PE537 Undeniably Red

Charade Quilt Pattern - PDF Download
$14.00

This colorful improv quilt uses scraps of all sizes, Jelly Rolls, Fat Quarters, or yardage. It uses a “controlled improv” method, meaning you will have a plan and boundaries to help it flow even if you feel improv is difficult.

Materials 

Choose from solids, blenders, & small print fabrics that don’t include contrasting spots, lines, or objects. Each piece should read a single color after cut to size.   

NOTES ON COLORS & FABRICS 

  • A “Color” would be a light blue, a dark yellow, or a medium purple.

  • A Color Group is “all” Blues or “all” Purples. (ROY G BIV)

  • You may need different fabrics to equal a single “color” when using scraps.

  • You may have all the ROY G BIV color groups in your quilt or just a couple, like Y (yellow) and G (green). If you only have Y and G, you should have lights to darks for each color group.

  • Regardless of the number of color groups, you need a variety of lights and darks in your quilt.

Video Tutorials Found here.

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