So, we'd be willing to bet that you might be beyond the basic quilt building skills, right? But, do you know somebody who would like to learn how to quilt? Perhaps a friend, daughter, niece, granddaughter, or even a son-in-law (after all, there's even a big Marine quilter -- and he does amazing work!). Or, maybe you just want to do have some easy primary blocks to sharpen and practice your skills?

Either way, we are always keeping our ears to the ground and our eyes on the horizon for a good quilt to introduce the next generation to quilting, or that is easy-peasy for a very busy life... and we have found one that is extra fun!

About the Quilt
This quilt is broken up into 12 different sections -- each section has the instructions and fabric for that next block. These have clear instructions and diagrams, so they are perfect for the beginning quilter. Each block builds on the skills from the previous block, with a final mastery of some of the most important skills in quilting!

Also included are the instructions and fabric to put all of the blocks together to make a beautiful 88" x 88" quilt, and we also include the binding fabric. As you can see with the black and white image, the quilt layout is not your typical (and sometimes boring), 3 x 4 block layout. Instead, this quilt is partially on point, and partially not. .

Already a great quilter? Well, this is may also be for you - especially if you want the thrill of a mystery, and the ease of polishing your skills.

Toscana Fabric
While we aren't revealing the exact colors, we will let you know that we've used the Toscana 'suede' look fabric for the quilt. Using Northcott's Toscana fabric, each of the colors are mottled and have a suede look. This is how the original quilt was made, and it is a lovely option. There is a lot of depth to the quilt, and the contrasts are wonderful.

Backing sold separate.