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***PATTERN ONLY NOT A FINISHED ITEM***
"I Love Dirt" NN362
By: Karen Bennet
From: Nellie's Needle
* Paper Printed Pattern
* Project: Baby/Child's Quilt
* Finished size: 47.5" X 55.5"
* Technique: Fusible Applique
* Includes: Full-size paper applique designs
* See listing photos for fabric requirements
When my son and daughter were small, they were all about Tonka trucks. There was a big mound of dirt in the backyard where excavation was always happening, roads were being built and imaginations took place. If you have a truck and machinery child, this applique quilt pattern is for you. All of the trucks and construction vehicles take scraps and use the fusible applique method. This quilt is bound to be the favorite nap and nighttime blanket. You can make it out of flannel or quilting cotton. and even add your own special touches with embroidery. Back it with Minky fabric for that extra special softness and weight. Each vehicle could also be used separately as a pillow or wall hanging.
The instructions are easy to read and follow.
NOTE: This is for the pattern only and is NOT A FINISHED ITEM. No Fabric, notions, rulers, thread, or embellishments are included. Also, because of copyright laws, this item cannot be returned.
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