GE Quilt Designs

Nikki - 10" square Pattern 233

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$7.29 $11.95 In stock

Category: Pattern

This fun, geometric pattern is much easier to make than it looks.  The pattern has 6 different size options. Make it with assorted 10" squares and an accent fabric, we recommend using the Stripology Squared or the Stripology XL ruler by GE Designs. Instructions for using regular rulers are included. The pattern comes with 6 different size options: crib, lap, twin, full, queen, king.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella W. ★★★★★

The 10-inch squares clicked together way faster than I expected for such a bold geometric look, and having six size options means I can finally use up my stash on a throw pillow or a full quilt. The instructions break down the construction so clearly that even the trickier seams felt effortless.

Olivia H. ★★★★★

I was a bit intimidated by the geometric look, but the pattern's instructions are so clear it came together fast. Using the assorted 10" squares, the different size options let me try a few versions for practice.

Eva F. ★★★★★

The six size options made it easy to pick the perfect finish, and piecing those geometric shapes was surprisingly straightforward. It looks way more complex than the actual sewing, which I love.