GE Quilt Designs

Trinity - Stripology Mixer Pattern 217

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$7.65 $11.95 In stock

Category: Pattern

Trinity is a striking design with it's triangular blocks made from 10" squares and 2-1/2" strips or dive into your fat quarter stash. Construction is very easy with the Stripology XL ruler by GE Designs and the GEasy point trimmers. 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)

Joshua V. ★★★★★

I used three fat quarters for the triangle blocks instead of 10-inch squares, and it came together perfectly. The clear instructions made each step a breeze.

Edward ★★★★★

I love how the pattern walks you through using both 10" squares and 2-1/2" strips together. The triangular blocks came together much faster than I expected, and the construction instructions are really clear.

Mia ★★★★★

I pulled out a stack of fat quarters and some jelly rolls I'd been hoarding, and the instructions for the 10" squares and 2-1/2" strips made it so straightforward even a relative beginner like me could follow along. The triangular blocks really pop against the background, and the construction was ju