Magic numbers patterns #11 Succulent Field
Succulents are my favourite plants. They need so little attention that they can survive between my sewing spells. I designed this pattern to use up all sorts of scraps and crumbs. Succulents come in all colours, so are my blocks. That means whatever your scrap box has inside, you can use it up in this fun project. All fabrics came from pre cuts made from scraps based on the magic number rules hence this is very easy and quick block to make. And its large. Large block = fast quilt. Happy sewing!
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