It’s amazing what you can create with just five fat quarters, isn’t it? This week’s free pattern is the Five Fat Quarters Woven Pillow. This is a fun sewing project that looks good, no matter what colors of fabric you pick! These make great gifts and are cute way to add a homemade touch to your home decor. You can find the free downloadable and printable pdf pattern here.
Now, you just need a cute fat quarter bundle to make this adorable pillow! Missouri Star has an entire collection of Five Fat Quarter Bundles. You can shop those here.
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Beth Cooper has been quilting for over twenty years. She has made too many quilts to count and has a million more on standby. Besides quilting, she loves to act and direct community theater productions, dream about Christmas, and spend time with her husband and three kids. She also loves to do historical portrayals of Jane Stickle, the now-famous Civil War quilter. Her three cats insist on supervising all of her sewing projects.
Uplifting, fun way to start the day.! I’m all smiles!!!
Ileen Levy
11 months ago
I just read through the the pattern for the 5 Fat Quarter Table Runner. The written directions says to cut the fat quarters into eight 5×9″ rectangles. But when looking at the diagram, it shows 5×6″ rectangles. Which one is correct? Thanks for clarifying this.
Hi Ileen! The written directions and the diagram both say 9″. I think you may have just misread the diagram as 6″ since it’s written vertically. Cut at 9″. Happy sewing!
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. I looked at the pattern again, and it’s exactly as you said. Can’t wait to make this into a Christmas table runner for my daughter-in-law.
Uplifting, fun way to start the day.! I’m all smiles!!!
I just read through the the pattern for the 5 Fat Quarter Table Runner. The written directions says to cut the fat quarters into eight 5×9″ rectangles. But when looking at the diagram, it shows 5×6″ rectangles. Which one is correct? Thanks for clarifying this.
Hi Ileen! The written directions and the diagram both say 9″. I think you may have just misread the diagram as 6″ since it’s written vertically. Cut at 9″. Happy sewing!
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. I looked at the pattern again, and it’s exactly as you said. Can’t wait to make this into a Christmas table runner for my daughter-in-law.