Sharon Keightley Quilts - Quilty Ramblings

Small Wonders Quilt Pattern Club - Join The Fun!

November 21, 2016 1 Comment

Small Wonders Quilt Pattern Club

Join in the fun ! The Small Wonders Quilt Pattern Club is where you can find Small Quilt Patterns designed by Sharon Keightley.

Here's how the Small Wonders Quilt Pattern Club works, sign up to receive a newsletter each month with a discount code each month for a Small Wonders Quilt downloadable PDF pattern. There will be a different pattern each month. Each pattern will cost $10.00NZD
Tips and tutorials on methods used to make these sweet little quilts are icluded in the Small Wonders Quilt Patterns. You can share your progress via the Pine Valey Quilts Facebook Group or on Instagram #smallwondersquiltclub

Small Wonders Quilt Pattern Club is a series of small quilts I have been working on. You can take a look at the selection I have available on the Pine Valley Quilts Website with new patterns added regularly.

If you would like to join please send a message with your email address via the contact page to have your email added to the list.

The pattern for November is Flower Cross

Flower Cross Quilt Pattern | Pine Valley Quilts

Happy Stitching

Sharon

1 Response

Sue H

November 23, 2016

Gorgeous! Love the medallion style and a little bit of applique with the piecing!

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