Precut Parade: FREE Fat Quarter Bundle Pattern

Welcome to the Precut Parade! In this series on our blog, we will be showcasing the new design of our Free Pattern Page! If you haven’t visited it yet, be sure to give it a go by clicking HERE. The free patterns page provides you with full quilt patterns we love and want to share with everyone! We recently updated our Free Patterns page to section the free patterns by precut. Regardless of what precut you choose to quilt with, we have patterns for all of them!

Every other Monday from April 8 to July 1 during this quilt along, we will be showcasing the free patterns we have for each precut and having one blogger make their version of our pattern. This week, we are kicking off the Precut Parade with the Fat Quarter Bundle! Ange of A Little Patchwork made her version of the Fat Quarter Cobblestone Quilt, which comes with a FREE pattern and video tutorial. Read on to see her quilt!

Definition

Fat Quarter Bundle (noun): Fat Quarter Bundles are collections of fat quarters from a fabric line. Fat Quarters are quarter-yard cuts of fabric cut wide (hence the name fat). Their approximate size is 18″ x 21″.

Free Patterns

Check out the free patterns we have using Fat Quarter Bundles! These are all Shortcut Quilts you can whip up with ease. Click on each image to see the quilt up close as well as get the links to each one’s blog post, pattern and video tutorial:

Quilt Along

For the first week, the Fat Quarter Bundle precut, we have our quilty blogger Ange of A Little Patchwork (@alittlepatchwork) make the Fat Quarter Cobblestone Quilt using the Road Trip Fat Quarter Bundle by Alison Glass for Andover Fabrics.

She says, “This is a fantastic pattern to showcase larger prints. You will also have plenty of strips over to make a scrappy binding.” The Fat Quarter Cobblestone Quilt doesn’t use any background fabric so you can make the quilt just using a Fat Quarter Bundle!

Keep up with the Precut Parade

Be sure to follow along with our precut-friendly quilt along on Instagram and Facebook! If you decide to make your version of our Precut Parade free pattern, be sure to hashtag it #PrecutParade so we can see and share your work.

Happy Quilting!