MSQC SKU: PAT5672

Collegiate Quilt Pattern by Missouri Star by Missouri Star Quilt Co.

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Support your favorite team with a pillow, wall hanging, throw, or large quilt! This Missouri Star pattern includes instructions for all four projects. Use team colors, and fussy cut around logos on T-shirts! Sample project made with Kona Cotton by Robert Kaufman Fabrics.

Finished size:
Pillow: 26” x 26”
Wall hanging: 28” x 28”
Throw: 54” x 54”
Large quilt: 80” x 80”
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Quilting Product Details

Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Color: Multi Colored

Designer: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Product Type: Missouri Star Patterns, Project Patterns, Quilt Patterns, Wall Hanging Patterns

Size: Throw / Lap, Twin, Wall

Style: Novelty

Theme: Sports

MSQC SKU: PAT5672

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    Linda S.
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    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    12/28/25
    beautiful & creative pattern, but ...

    A well-designed pattern with plenty of contrast and innovation. I love the versatility (multiple sizes & options)! The biggest problem I had working this quilt pattern was with the one-at-a-time flying geese method. Not only is it wasteful, it prevents the luxury of trimming, once constructed. PLEASE do a small re-write that includes an option for the four-at-a-time flying geese method (including cutting) using oversized measurements that allow for trimming. When making the one-at-a-time flying geese, please tell sewers to press seams OPEN and provide the unfinished measurements for the flying geese unit

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