Shoo Fly Quilt Pattern*PDF Pattern* Were embarking on a new series of Simple Patchwork by Craft South and these patterns are exactly that. The Story The Shoofly quilt pattern is a variation on the 9 patch and originated around 1850. It was named after a wild plant called Clover Broom or shoo fly. It is one of a few historical blocks that were thought to have been part of a quilt code used in the Underground Railroad to signal a path to freedom. The history is as compelling

The color arrangement is balanced in symmetry and in value for a striking effect

Y-seams and an easy to assemble layout

then surrounded those with simplified stars

protecting and showing off cherished blooms whether your garden exists outdoors

with just a few simple variations to that for interest

1 pack embroidery needles

Fabric Requirements:

The quilt itself is a simple patchwork design that takes a fun spin from the center

You can also go off grid and use these however you like for some beautiful appliqué projects

Backing: 4 1⁄4 yards (44” wide fabric)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR THE LARGE QUILT OPTION: please note that the PDF pattern will guide you through making the 5x5block quilt (the smaller one) very specifically

5 (100cm/ 6