MSQC SKU: PAT2196

City Sidewalk Quilt Pattern by Missouri Star by Natalie Earnheart for Missouri Star Quilt Co.

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Quilting Product Description

Have you ever taken a stroll down the street and thought, “Hey, that view would make a fantastic quilt!” Well, your typical city sidewalk has never looked fresher than it does in this new quilt design by Natalie Earnheart for ModBlock Magazine. It’s clean, simple, and has incredible perspective. Give it a try!

Finished size: 41 1/2" x 47"
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Quilting Product Details

Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Designer: Natalie Earnheart

Product Type: Missouri Star Patterns, Quilt Patterns, Yardage Patterns

Size: Throw / Lap

Style: Contemporary

Theme: Geometric

MSQC SKU: PAT2196

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City Sidewalk Quilt Pattern by Missouri Star
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  • JB
    Julie B.
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    My Experience Intermediate
    My Favorite Projects Embroidery, Quilts
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    9/7/25
    Not high quality

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    Laurel J.
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    I do not recommend this product
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    Rated 2 out of 5 stars
    7/11/24
    Love/Hate this quilt

    I love the depth it has. The stories you can make up about following the path next to the fence. I hate the wastefulness of the amount of fabric that gets cut off. All quilters have a stash of parts and pieces. I just wish I could figure out a way to use what was cut off from the fence part... and the top piece... and the bottom piece.

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