Falling Charms Quilt Pattern by Missouri Star
Quilting Product Description
This quilt pattern is found in the BLOCK Magazine Winter 2014.
To learn how to easily construct this quilt block, watch our Quilt Snips Mini Tutorial.
Finished size: 83" x 96"
Pattern for 5" Squares or 10" Squares and 2.5" Strips
Quilting Product Details
Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.
Collection: Weave
Designer: Missouri Star Quilt Co.
Product Type: 10" Square (Layer Cake) Patterns, 2.5" Strip (Jelly Roll) Patterns, 5" Charm Pack Patterns, Missouri Star Patterns, Quilt Patterns
Size: Full
Style: Contemporary
Theme: Geometric, Solids
MSQC SKU: PAT760
MFG SKU: MSQC115
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- MKMarguerite K.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars10/29/25Falling Charms Pattern
I bought this for a friend. Service was excellent.
- DWDeborah W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2/13/25Falling charms
Beautiful quilt. Hopefully starting today. Thank you for you help to download the pattern.
- TTammyRated 5 out of 5 stars2/8/245 Stars
Haven’t started yet. But I’m sure it will be beautiful.
- LKLeslie K.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars11/1/23Simply inspirational!
I haven't used the pattern yet, but saw it on one of Misty's tutorials and have multiple plans for it already.
Using a charm pack(s) and strips, I think the squares will go together easily.
Several ladies in my "local" sewing group have used "piano keys" and other interesting, yet simple patterns on the backs of their quilts to stretch their stash of backing fabric. So, when I saw Misty's tutorial, I decided to play with it on the back of a Halloween quilt using either a fall charm pack with an autumnal color background or bright batiks on black. Hmm. Decisions, decisions.
Since I haven't worked with the pattern yet, I am basing my 5 stars on the tutorial.
- DYDeb Y.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars3/25/23Falling Charms
I love this pattern! Sews up quick and easy. Used it for a memory quilt. The family attempted to start the quilt which only complicated things as the seams were anywhere from 1/8 - 3/4". They used the flannel that was left over from when the mother made Dad's flannel shirts. I took what they sewed together and made the squares. Then, used that for the tumbling charms. It would have been so much easier if they would have given me the fabric first but in the end, this pattern was very forgiving. They loved how it turned out. The first pic was taken before it was sewn together. the second is the end result but not a good picture.