Park Avenue Free Quilt Pattern by Natalie Crabtree
Park Avenue repeats five pieced block arrangements made from Pink Lemonade prints. Each block combines a print center with corner triangles, surrounding flying-geese units and smaller corner squares. The fabric assignments vary across the blocks, creating a continuous arrangement of large print shapes and small contrasting details. Thirty-six blocks are sewn in six rows of six, without an added border. This beginner quilt finishes at 72 inches square and uses bias binding for the final edge.
About This Free Pattern
This free quilt pattern was designed by Natalie Crabtree for Windham Fabrics.
This project is marked beginner and uses pieced.
The finished quilt measures 72.0 x 72.0.
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Park Avenue Free Quilt Pattern by Natalie Crabtree quilt pattern summary
- Mark the small squares and sew them onto the corners of the larger center squares to make the five center-block fabric combinations.
- Piece the flying-geese and corner-square units in their assigned fabrics, then arrange and join those units around each block center.
- Lay out the thirty-six blocks in six rows, sew the horizontal rows and join them with the fabric arrangement matched to the diagram.
- Layer the finished quilt top with batting and backing, baste and quilt, then bind the edges with Fabric P bias strips.