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Carter Plaid - PDF Quilt Pattern

$16.00

When I first started designing and selling my quilt patterns back in 1999, two of my biggest supporters were my parents. For many years to follow, with each new pattern release, my parents would stand side by side and fold and package my paper patterns, ensuring I had all that I needed for the shops and craft fairs where my patterns were sold.

My parents were an integral part of my business for many years. Whilst things are no longer the same, having lost my dear old Dad several years ago at age 90, my memories of his help throughout the years remain. My Dad always wore a plaid shirt in his retirement years, so when it came to designing this quilt, I knew that I wanted to honour my Dad and design my own plaid quilt. Carter being one of my father’s names, I introduce to you the Carter Plaid quilt. My very own take on a plaid quilt that is fun and fresh. I absolutely love it and I hope you will too.

Scroll through the images to see a few mock up’s showing how versatile Carter Plaid really is. The options are endless. Why not make one in your families tartan, or favourite sports team colours. Have fun and don’t forget to tag me when sharing on social media.

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When I first started designing and selling my quilt patterns back in 1999, two of my biggest supporters were my parents. For many years to follow, with each new pattern release, my parents would stand side by side and fold and package my paper patterns, ensuring I had all that I needed for the shops and craft fairs where my patterns were sold.

My parents were an integral part of my business for many years. Whilst things are no longer the same, having lost my dear old Dad several years ago at age 90, my memories of his help throughout the years remain. My Dad always wore a plaid shirt in his retirement years, so when it came to designing this quilt, I knew that I wanted to honour my Dad and design my own plaid quilt. Carter being one of my father’s names, I introduce to you the Carter Plaid quilt. My very own take on a plaid quilt that is fun and fresh. I absolutely love it and I hope you will too.

Scroll through the images to see a few mock up’s showing how versatile Carter Plaid really is. The options are endless. Why not make one in your families tartan, or favourite sports team colours. Have fun and don’t forget to tag me when sharing on social media.

When I first started designing and selling my quilt patterns back in 1999, two of my biggest supporters were my parents. For many years to follow, with each new pattern release, my parents would stand side by side and fold and package my paper patterns, ensuring I had all that I needed for the shops and craft fairs where my patterns were sold.

My parents were an integral part of my business for many years. Whilst things are no longer the same, having lost my dear old Dad several years ago at age 90, my memories of his help throughout the years remain. My Dad always wore a plaid shirt in his retirement years, so when it came to designing this quilt, I knew that I wanted to honour my Dad and design my own plaid quilt. Carter being one of my father’s names, I introduce to you the Carter Plaid quilt. My very own take on a plaid quilt that is fun and fresh. I absolutely love it and I hope you will too.

Scroll through the images to see a few mock up’s showing how versatile Carter Plaid really is. The options are endless. Why not make one in your families tartan, or favourite sports team colours. Have fun and don’t forget to tag me when sharing on social media.

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Finished Block Size: 24 ½ x 26 inches including seam allowance

Finished Quilt Size: Small Throw - 54 x 57 inches or 138 x 145 cm Large Throw - 54 x 84 ½ inches or 138 x 215 cm. Queen Bed - 80 x 84 ½ inches 204 x 215 cm

  • By purchasing this product you are buying a downloadable PDF pattern which will be instantly delivered to your email after your purchase is complete.

  • Your download will only be available to download for a limited number of times. Please remember to save on your computer and print as required.

Pattern is for personal use only. Do not copy, sell or redistribute.

Any questions, please email me at nellie@mynannadoesthat.com.au

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Come make a second Carter Plaid quilt with me. 🪡

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