Christmas Pie *Quilt Pattern* By: Lori Holt of Bee In My Bonnet Co - Riley Blake
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***PATTERN ONLY NOT A FINISHED ITEM***
"Christmas Pie"
By: Lori Holt of Bee In My Bonnet Co
From: Riley Blake
* Paper Printed Pattern
* Project: Quilt
* Finished Size: 78" x 96"
* Technique: Standard Machine Sewing & Applique
* Skill Level: Confident Beginner
* REQUIRED NOTIONS: Lori Holt 8" Pie Ruler (STT-4815) & Struler-4233 Lori Holt Circle Ruler 4in
~ Please see back of pattern for other recommended supplies.
* See listing photos for fabric, supply, and tool requirements
The Christmas Pie pattern by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet was made using yardage and a variety of fat eighth cuts from the Home Town Holidays collection by Riley Blake. The Dresden blades are made using Lori's Pie Ruler (ST-4815) and the 4" Circle template. Not paper template is provided in the pattern so you will need to get her ruler or find a 22.5 degree ruler. This pattern is very easy to follow and has color illustrations for cutting, making blocks and final assembly.
NOTE: This is for the pattern only and is NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT. Patterns may be printed in either color, black and white, or combination format. No fabric, notions, rulers, or embellishments are included. Due to copyright laws, this item cannot be returned.
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