QUILT Topper
QUILT Topper
QUILT Topper
QUILT Topper
QUILT Topper
QUILT Topper
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New Arrival

QUILT Topper | Merchant & Mills | PDF Pattern

€12,95 EUR
This is a PDF Pattern

This is a digital PDF pattern. 

You can choose to purchase the PDF pattern only and print your A4 pages  at home OR you can choose to purchase the PDF and also the A0 print outs which we will print and post to you .

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If you have purchased the A0 print option you will receive an email containing the downloads. We will print and ship your A0 printouts. 

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This project came about when we were renovating the Merchant & Mills house in Rye (The Grove) and wanted to use our fabrics but within a home setting. 

Instructions for making a quilt or a topper for a bed or sofa. We designed this quilt as an ideal way to showcase our laundered linens, it’s very fun picking the combinations! The toppers are ideal for covering a sofa that your dog might want to keep jumping on, or toppers for wooden benches like we have in the pictures. The topper is made using self made fabric ties, and the quilt is made with lots of ties of linen thread. But these techniques can be interchangeable. We recommend using wool wadding which is light weight but ideal if you have two thick fabrics to sandwich between. Recycled polyester is also an option if you want a light but more lofty quilt (we do

All seam allowances are 1cm unless stated otherwise and are included in the pattern.

Skill level; beginner - intermediate.

This PDF pattern comprises 8 A4 sheets.
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GPSR Article 3: The digital pattern does not pose direct risks to consumers. The user assumes responsibility for the materials and processes used to create the finished product.

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