Contains:
- Illustrated Quilt Pattern
- US Imperial Measurement
- Sizes Baby, Lap/Throw, Twin, Queen, and King
- Suitable for Advanced Beginners and Up
Materials you need at home:
- See Pictures for Fabric Requirements
- Sewing Machine
- Thread
- Batting
Brick Cottage Lane 2 is a versatile quilt pattern that looks great in many fabric collections! Sweet pastels or bold, masculine prints are perfect for Brick Cottage Lane 2!
The queen size is square, so the bricks can be oriented both vertically or horizontally. For all other quilt sizes, the bricks are oriented vertically.
The instructions include strip piecing and traditional piecing methods, and fabric requirements for scraps and yardage are included. See the picture above for fabric requirements.
Brick Cottage Lane 2 is suitable for advanced beginners and up. It has easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for cutting and piecing this stunning quilt.
Finished Measurements:
Baby 46" x 49" Lap 58" x 70" Twin 74" x 91" Queen 98" x 98" King 106" x 98"
This quilt pattern includes 12 pages.
Please see the images for Fabric Requirements.
This listing is for the PDF version. After payment, you will be able to download the pattern.
Pattern #BHQ0716012 Original pattern by Busy Hands Quilts Copyright © 2016 All rights reserved. May not be copied, resold, or shared.
I'd love to post pictures of your quilt made from this pattern on my blog, http://busyhandsquilts.blogspot.com. Please message me your quilt picture and any details you'd like me to include, and I'll post it on my blog!
Brick Cottage Lane {2} Quilt Pattern 5 Sizes Baby to King
Myra Barnes @ Busy Hands Quilts
Myra at Busy Hands Quilts became a proficient quilter 10 minutes at a time while homeschooling her children when large chunks of free time were rare. Now that her homeschooling days are past, she spends her days designing patterns for her own pattern line. She loves all fabrics, especially rainbows. Her patterns include up to 7 sizes from wall hanging to king, and the instructions include traditional piecing as well as strip piecing to speed up the process. Myra hosts Finished {or Not} Friday on her blog, Busy Hands Quilts, each Friday, where you are invited to link up the projects you’ve been working on, Finished or Not!