Free Quilt Pattern – Vitamin Sea

Sometimes you just need to spend some time by the Ocean, also known as getting some “Vitamin Sea”. The sparkling jeweltones of sky and water, along with the fresh salty air and the sound of the waves, are memories that stay with us for months and years.

This week’s Free Quilt Pattern captures the colors and ambiance of a coastal vacation, with spiraling seashells and abstract waves in cool aquatic hues.

To make this 61″ x 77″ quilt design, you will start with the central abstract 30″ x 44″ seashell panel, with details like starfish and coral shapes. You will construct the rippling corner blocks from 3 coordinating marble prints, and join together with the wavy stripe, then finish with a dark blue marble texture.

Whether this is a small bed coverlet, or a large couch/nap quilt, soothing dreams of mermaids and whalesong reverie are flowing beneath this serene quilt….

…from the ‘Vitamin Sea’ collection by Deborah Edwards and Melanie Samra for Northcott Fabrics.

PLUS – you’ll receive Free USA / 50% off INTL shipping
when you order the fabrics for this exquisite quilt pattern
(orders $100 and over, no coupon needed).

Don’t miss the ‘Santa’s Christmas Quilt‘ and ‘Steampunk Jewels‘ quilt patterns!

Order the pattern as configured, or customize it to your liking with any of our thousands of fabrics. Just place your desired fabrics in your Wish List, and these fabrics will appear in the Fabric Selector below the pattern.

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Download Instructions for the pattern at the bottom of the pattern designer page.

Luana and Paul Rubin

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