Arctic Animal Bundle - 3 Pattern Bundle Foundation Paper Pieced Quilt Block- Penguin, Fox, & Polar Bear
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$12.00
$12.00
This contains 3 separate pattern PDF downloads, one for the pattern "Fox-y Friend", one for the pattern "Penguin" and one for "Polar Bear". Each block comes in three size- 12x12, 15x15, or 20x20 inches, perfect for a mini-quilt or add them together to make part of a larger quilt.
This bundle has 3 patterns that someone with intermediate FPP skills can tackle, and by buying in a bundle, you get a small discount.
The Fox is a versatile pattern that can be made as either a Red Fox or an Arctic Fox, and assembled in 16 sections.
The Polar Bear pattern is a quick and simple sew, great for dipping your toes into more complicated FPP. This block assembles in 10 sections.
The Penguin Block is an adorable pattern that goes together in 15 sections.
You will only receive a digital download that you can print at home. It is designed for standard US letter sized paper (8.5 x 11 inches). It should print on A4 paper, however if an issues arises, please email me and I will reformat it for A4 at no extra cost.
This comes as 3 separate PDFs that each have three separate patterns (no scaling required!)
Included are:
-pattern for 12", 15", and 20" of each animal
-the instructions and directions on the order to assemble pieces
-a 1 inch square on each pattern size to assure printer set to correct size
-fabric estimates for each block size
-a colored and labeled page for stress-free color design for each block
-a blank numbered page for designing your own color scheme for each block
-the numbered pattern with 1/4" seam allowance included in each section
-tips for printing and piecing
There are no Y seams in my patterns.
This pattern were tested and was is recommended for those with intermediate or above experience. There are a several very tiny pieces that will require experience (to be made at 12" size). The 20" pattern will have larger pieces, but larger FPP can have its own difficulties. The 15" is the best choice if you are uncertain of your skills. All three blocks require taping or gluing pages together to create the larger sections.
My PDF instructions are written to be a guide during assembly, not a how-to for someone who has never done foundation paper piecing before. I offer links with how to's, however I'd get a little experience before tackling this one.
In an effort to reduce copyright infringement, Payhip limits purchase downloads, so be sure to save the pattern to your computer. I hope if you have family or friends who appreciate the pattern, you direct them to my shop instead of sharing the pattern with them.
This bundle has 3 patterns that someone with intermediate FPP skills can tackle, and by buying in a bundle, you get a small discount.
The Fox is a versatile pattern that can be made as either a Red Fox or an Arctic Fox, and assembled in 16 sections.
The Polar Bear pattern is a quick and simple sew, great for dipping your toes into more complicated FPP. This block assembles in 10 sections.
The Penguin Block is an adorable pattern that goes together in 15 sections.
You will only receive a digital download that you can print at home. It is designed for standard US letter sized paper (8.5 x 11 inches). It should print on A4 paper, however if an issues arises, please email me and I will reformat it for A4 at no extra cost.
This comes as 3 separate PDFs that each have three separate patterns (no scaling required!)
Included are:
-pattern for 12", 15", and 20" of each animal
-the instructions and directions on the order to assemble pieces
-a 1 inch square on each pattern size to assure printer set to correct size
-fabric estimates for each block size
-a colored and labeled page for stress-free color design for each block
-a blank numbered page for designing your own color scheme for each block
-the numbered pattern with 1/4" seam allowance included in each section
-tips for printing and piecing
There are no Y seams in my patterns.
This pattern were tested and was is recommended for those with intermediate or above experience. There are a several very tiny pieces that will require experience (to be made at 12" size). The 20" pattern will have larger pieces, but larger FPP can have its own difficulties. The 15" is the best choice if you are uncertain of your skills. All three blocks require taping or gluing pages together to create the larger sections.
My PDF instructions are written to be a guide during assembly, not a how-to for someone who has never done foundation paper piecing before. I offer links with how to's, however I'd get a little experience before tackling this one.
In an effort to reduce copyright infringement, Payhip limits purchase downloads, so be sure to save the pattern to your computer. I hope if you have family or friends who appreciate the pattern, you direct them to my shop instead of sharing the pattern with them.
