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Australian Bounty Pattern

Australian Bounty Pattern

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Finished Size: 63" x 82"

This Sew Creative Ashland exclusive uses only 12 fat quarters for a delightfully scrappy, eye-catching design. Versatile and contemporary, this pattern is a beginner friendly stunner!

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Thank you for your quick and logical response to my review. I love Sew Creative and your newsletter, and have visited you from CA many times and bought fabric, etc. by mail as well. I will say that I also have migrated to fat quarters in making this, my go-to gift quilt! Carry on! Warmly, Jann

Thanks for understanding! That pattern works so well for large print fabrics, Hawaiian prints, photo transfer, etc. We love using fat quarters with it and our size block utilizes the fabric well! We would love to see what you have created. Please share photos with us.

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Jann
Hmmm . . .

Sew Creative used to display and sell a nearly identical kit (with aboriginal fabrics) called the Carousel Quilt, which is featured in the book Cozy Modern Quilts, by Kim Schaefer. Carousel features 7 x 9 columns/rows, while this has 6 x 8. I guess that change allows you to advertise this quilt with a different name and avoid the copyright issue that is spelled out in that book? Not at all sure how copyright works for quilts and other artwork . . . . In any case, I love the Carousel pattern and have made 5-6 versions of it - aboriginal, Christmas poinsettias, abstract paint splotches, etc. I also recommend the book.

Thanks for your review Jann. Sadly the book you refer to is out of print. We use fat quarters instead of 1/4 yards cuts which we find gives more variation to the blocks. Our finished version is also different from the original although they are similar. in appearance. If we could still sell the book, I promise you that we would! We do respect copyright whenever possible.