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December 05, 2011
Super Mario Brother Quilt Pattern (FREE of course)
A friend of the shop, Nicole, has offered up her pattern she made for the Super Mario quilt below. So you'll need the following -
Blue Squares - 153
Peach Squares - 43
Red Squares - 60
Brown Squares - 68
You can do this with 5" (or 10" though that would be a monster too big for any quilt machine I've ever seen, good point Ida :) ) or any size square as long as they're all the same size. Just lay them out and sew them together in rows. Anyone want to do Luigi and Toad? :-)
Download the pattern layout by clicking the icon below -

If you have any suggestions or critiques let us know and we'll adjust the pattern / post accordingly! Thanks for all the support!
Download the pattern layout by clicking the icon below -
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