Crown Roast Quilt BL2-226e - Downloadable Pattern
Crown Roast Quilt BL2-226e - Downloadable Pattern
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This is a downloadable pattern: When purchased, you will receive an email with a link to your pattern file.
This product is also available as a Paper Pattern. Scroll down to find product in the "You may also like" section.
The sample quilt is made with a cute piggy fabric and the blocks are unique and sort of looked like skewers or Kabobs, there’s a cut of pork called Crown roast that looks like a crown with bones sticking out the top, so that’s how the quilt got its name.
Quilt can be made with 6” QUBE and companion Corners and Angles sets by Accuquilt. Rotary cutting directions and templates are always included! Chart included for other QUBE sets, that’s 14 sizes total!
Such a fun quilt pattern with so many looks depending on the fabrics you use. Use Accuquilt GO! or rotary cutting directions & templates included.
Finished sizes:
Baby/Crib: 34 1/2” x 48”
Lap: 61 1/2" x 75”
Full: 75” x 88 1/2"
Skill Level: Experienced Beginner
Technique: Pieced
Pattern designed by Bea Lee of Beaquilter
This product is also available as a Paper Pattern. Scroll down to find product in the "You may also like" section.
The sample quilt is made with a cute piggy fabric and the blocks are unique and sort of looked like skewers or Kabobs, there’s a cut of pork called Crown roast that looks like a crown with bones sticking out the top, so that’s how the quilt got its name.
Quilt can be made with 6” QUBE and companion Corners and Angles sets by Accuquilt. Rotary cutting directions and templates are always included! Chart included for other QUBE sets, that’s 14 sizes total!
Such a fun quilt pattern with so many looks depending on the fabrics you use. Use Accuquilt GO! or rotary cutting directions & templates included.
Finished sizes:
Baby/Crib: 34 1/2” x 48”
Lap: 61 1/2" x 75”
Full: 75” x 88 1/2"
Skill Level: Experienced Beginner
Technique: Pieced
Pattern designed by Bea Lee of Beaquilter