"Where the Wild Things Are" FREE pattern
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I designed this collection for P and B Textiles last Spring. It uses one of my favorite techniques which I call "Tilt." If you have the Tri-Recs tools by Darlene Zimmerman, the half-rectangle template works perfectly for this! (The pattern includes a paper template, of course). Click here for the Where the Wild Things Are pattern. The quilt pictured here uses the fabrics a little differently than the pattern. That's because I was working with "strike offs" from the factory (bits and pieces sent to the vendor to see if the colors are accurate for mass production). First, before quilting: Where the Wild Things Are quilt (before quilting) And then quilted (by me on my HQ Sweet 16): Where the Wild Things Are And how the back was pieced (because I didn't have enough of ANY ONE print)! Pieced back using my leftover motifs Would you like to see a few of these AWESOME animal motifs up close? Of course you do! elephant Fish (