See your favorite fabrics take flight in this beautiful mini quilt!
As the pattern is written, it finishes at 24" square, making it a perfect mini quilt or pillow, but you can continue to grow your piece to any size or use small sections of the pattern for other applications.


I *always* fussy cut so I love acrylic templates. They are also beneficial because you can easily use them to cut your fabrics with a small 28mm rotary cutter.
If you use acrylic templates, you may find No Slip Grip Dots helpful, especially if you’re using a small rotary cutter
I prefer glue basting. I find it to be quicker and to hold my fabric to the paper tighter which allows me to more accurately and easily stitch my pieces together. I like to use a Sewline Glue Pen.
My preferred basic stitching supplies – needle and thread – are Tulip needles and Invisafil thread. I have used Aurifil thread, but for me it sometimes breaks because I’m a little rough when I pull it.
The synthetic thread holds strong and is practically invisible. I love it!
For this project, I used 3″x4″ bags and small stickers for holding my paper pieces.
This pattern has 19 shapes labeled A thru S, so I first affixed the stickers to the bags and then punched out my paper pieces and bagged them accordingly.
I usually use a light spray of starch when I press my fabrics before cutting
MUST HAVE -
• Mini Iron and wool pressing mat – small and easy to setup next to you on a side table or to take on the road!.
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