PATTERNS
Blooms and Booms
# P368PA
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From Patch Abilities
By Wurzer, Julie
In Wall Hanging
DESCRIPTION
Celebrate Americana with the Blooms and Booms wall hanging. This charming patriotic July 4th wall hanging was created for America's 250th, featuring red, white and blue, Uncle Sam's hat, firecrackers and big sunflowers. This pattern offers a beginner friendly combination of applique and piecing. It's inviting to beginners, using traditional raw edge applique with fusible web. Whether you use stars and stripes fabric or solids, this will be the perfect addition to your patriotic home decor.
The 12in Stars and Loops hanger makes it easy to hang.
Project finished size: 12.5" x 23"
Pattern includes:
• Detailed diagrams for creating all details
• Step-by-step instructions, beginner friendly, leaving no step unexplained
• Templates you’ll love – bold, labeled, ready and easy to trace anywhere
• Project layout guide
• Binding instructions for creating neat proper binding
• Great Basic Tips for the basic skills required to make the project
• Hand embroidery stitch instructions with diagrams
• Templates ready to use - all reversed, all at actual size, all bold lines - ALL ready for you!
The 12in Stars and Loops hanger makes it easy to hang.
Project finished size: 12.5" x 23"
Pattern includes:
• Detailed diagrams for creating all details
• Step-by-step instructions, beginner friendly, leaving no step unexplained
• Templates you’ll love – bold, labeled, ready and easy to trace anywhere
• Project layout guide
• Binding instructions for creating neat proper binding
• Great Basic Tips for the basic skills required to make the project
• Hand embroidery stitch instructions with diagrams
• Templates ready to use - all reversed, all at actual size, all bold lines - ALL ready for you!
Not in Chains
Made in USA
$12.00
Expected Release
04-20-26
04-20-26
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