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The Lillette quilt pattern
Plan Your Lillette Fabric Pull
Looking for beautiful fabric inspiration? I’ve got you covered with a three fabric recipe: mix light, medium and dark fabrics to make the perfect Lillette quilt.
Quilt Your Lillette Quilt
Choosing a quilting design can be overwhelming. That’s why I’m sharing my quilting plan with you.
Looking for an affordable project?
Turn the Pump Queen quilt block into a full quilt top! The block pattern is only $5, and you can use up your scraps for the patchwork pumpkins
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I’m Erin Nichole, the head, heart and hands behind Mija Handmade. I design bold quilt patterns for the bold quilter, and I love sharing inventive patchwork to help grow your skills. My shop is full of affordable quilt blocks for you to collect and make. My full quilt patterns are typically for the intermediate quilter, but anyone with a dash of patience and curiosity can make a Mija Handmade pattern!
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Trending Patterns
The Block Widow quilt is the perfect spooky quilt without the scary sewing. Spin your own version with a scrappy spider body or a one-color spider. Fat quarter friendly, this pattern is perfect for stash busting or showing off your favorite seasonal fabrics. The quilt top is assembled using HSTs and your favorite web piecing methods. The quilt pattern comes in three sizes:
Baby - 33” x 36”
Small throw - 55” x 60”
Large throw - 66” x 72”
Perfect for beginners, the pattern comes with labels and a coloring page. Make sure to share your progress and your projects using #BlockWidowQuilt and #MijaPatterns.
Perfect for spooky season sewing, the Pump Queen quilt block uses equilateral triangles and inset circles. Make just one quilt block to add to your growing collection of creepy quilt blocks, or make enough to fill an entire pumpkin patch. You'll need a ruler with a 60 degree line to make this block. Make the block scrappy by diving into your fabric stash or use your favorite pre-cut charm pack for the patchwork. The pattern assumes some familiarity with sewing curves. The block finishes at 12” x 12”.
Skill level: confident beginner
Instant download PDF
Includes printable templates
Need some help sewing curves or triangles? I have a whole blog post series to walk you through each step of the pattern!
Perfect for all seasons, the Silly Goose quilt block can be dressed up for any holiday or special occasion. I recommend using solids or blenders for the goose body, and showing off your favorite statement print in the bandana. Make one into a pillow or farmer’s market tote bag. Make several into a whole flock of geese! The pattern uses quarter circle blocks and assumes some familiarity with sewing curves. The block is traditionally pieced and finishes at 12” x 12”.
Skill level: confident beginner
Instant download PDF
Includes printable templates for quarter circle units.
P.S. You can turn this block into a Christmas stocking with this free add-on!
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The Silly Goose quilt block finishes at 12" x 12”. The pattern includes printable templates.
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This block uses traditional piecing techniques and quarter circles.
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This quilt block finishes at 12” x 12” and is a great addition to your holiday quilt block collection.
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The Pump Queen block uses equilateral triangles and inset circle piecing.
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The Block Widow quilt is the perfect spooky quilt without the scary sewing. The pattern provides instructions for three sizes: baby, small throw and a large throw.
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The quilt top is assembled using HSTs and your favorite web piecing method.
follow along with every stitch
