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| Spiderweb Quilt |
Mary Johnson of MaryQuilts has created the Spiderweb Quilt that is a show-stopper for anyone with a big stack of fabric scraps to work with. The pattern is a much-loved favorite among quilters as it turns floppy string scraps into cool, radiating webs with sharp kite triangles in the center.
Key Pattern Highlights
Mary Johnson's pattern provides a familiar and very practical way of string piecing your foundation:
- Scrap-Friendly Assembly: This is created to make use of leftover strips of fabric ("strings") in various widths, it is perfect for working through your fabric stash.
- Geometric Motion: Quilt blocks are made with the foundation pieces as triangles with wedges cut in the center with background color. The diagonal strings are connected together to produce additional circular "web" patterns.
- Sashing & Cornerstone Detail: Sashing & Cornerstone Detail adds clean sashing strips with optional pinwheel cornerstone fillings between the sashing, framing each web, and providing additional geometric interest to the quilt top.
Choose a pre-selected colorway (e.g., patriotic red, white, and blue or cozy fall prints) or completely adventurous and do crazy color prints using scraps, this pattern will provide an impressive visual depth with easy and rhythmic piecing.
Traditional string piecing doesn't go out of style and this is the proof, the Spiderweb Quilt! Mary Johnson's clear layout is a creative and geometric mix in perfect balance. When you have an old pattern in a row that you're hoping for a pattern to do something with your remaining strips, take the rotary cutter out and try out this classic pattern!
Full Pattern: Spiderweb Quilt Free PDF Pattern 🎁
