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Greenhouse - Quilt Pattern by Elizabeth Hartman

eQuilter Greenhouse - Quilt Pattern by Elizabeth Hartman

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Finished Size - Small 44" x 44", Lap 60" x 74", Large 76" x 91"

A modern and colorful succulent garden created with patchwork plants can be made unique by your color choices. A great pattern to use 10" pre-cut squares. Material requirements include: Small - (6) 10" x 10" squares for plants; 1/4 yd for plant pots; 1-3/4 yds for background fabric; 1/8 yd for shelf; 2-7/8 yds backing; 1/2 yd binding; 48" x 48" batting; Lap - (36) 10" x 10" squares or (12) fat quarters for plants; 3/8 yd for shelves; 3-1/2 yds background fabric; 7/8 yd for plant pots; 4-1/2 yds backing; 5/8 yd binding; 64" x 78" batting; Large - (54) 10" x 10" squares or 18 fat quarters for plants; 5 yds for background fabric; 1-1/2 yds for plant pots; 1/2 yd for shelves; 7-1/8 yds backing; 3/4 yd binding; 80" x 95" batting. 'Greenhouse' quilt pattern by Elizabeth Hartman. Finished sizes: 44" x 44" small, 60" x 70" medium, and 76" x 83" large.

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