The Quilt Block Card Deck:50 patchwork blocks to mix, match and quilt

The ultimate quilt design tool: 50 inspiring patchwork blocks in a stunning plan-and-play card deck.

Lay the cards out, rotate them, repeat them, use them all or just a few, and create your own unique quilt with ease!

Bright, contemporary, and beautifully coordinating, these stunning quilt cards make it easy (and fun!) to plan the layout and colors of your next project. Whether you want to make the full sampler quilt or just mix and match a few key favorites, you'll be spoilt for choice.

The 50 gorgeous designs are photographed and shown in full color on the front of each card; the fabric requirements and step-by-step block construction are given on the back of each card. 

The cards (4 x 4in square):

• A stunning collection of 50 traditional blocks with a modern twist.
• On the front of each card is a photograph of the finished patchwork block
• On the back you'll find fabric requirements and an illustrated step-by-step construction guide.
• The finished quilt blocks measure 8 x 8in: the cards show each block at 50% of full-size.

The booklet (32 pages):

• Contains a guide to getting the most from your cards: a quilting glossary; Holly's quilt 'recipe'; plus 12 step-by-step illustrated guides to key patchwork techniques, including creating Flying Geese, Half-Square Triangles and sewing Quarter and Half Circle curved units.

• Expert tips for sewing curved blocks are included, along with a template sheet featuring full-size curved pattern pieces to trace off and use.

Mouthwateringly colorful, and packaged in a sturdy, practical box, these stunning quilt cards are perfect for crafters who like to quilt on the go. 
Discover more from the author, Holly Clarke, @holdmyseamripper or at www.hollyclarkedesign.com | Holly is a modern quilter and graphic designer from Winnipeg, Canada. She has been sewing since the late ’90s when she studied fine arts and graphic design at the University of Manitoba. She used her sewing skills and love of fabric to create a trendy hat business that helped her pay her way through university and many years later, she started a baby clothing company called Small Potatoes, which she still operates today. In 2017 she discovered the world of modern quilting and was instantly smitten by the intersection of shape, color, and fabric.