Facets of the Heart : FPP pdf pattern
£3.50
The Facets of the Heart FPP pattern makes a beautiful, slightly rounded heart. Make it up in a whole rainbow of colours or make one up in one solid colour to make a bold statement. You could even try out several tones of the same colour.
Just imagine how stunning it would look as a wall hanging or incorporated into a quilt. It would also look great on a cushion or pillow cover.
The Facets of the Heart Foundation Paper Piecing pattern makes a 10″ block. Make sure that you print Actual Size in order to create a block in this size. Have a read of my blog post on How to Assemble pdf Sewing Patterns for tips on getting it right first time.
This pattern assumes that you already know how to paper piece so there are no technique tips included with the instructions.
With this pattern (as with all FPP patterns) accuracy is key. There are a few places where it’s good to get the seams matching, but other than that it’s relatively straightforward.
All of the sections have been reversed so that you can plan your colour placements with ease. All of the section pattern pieces are clearly marked and include a 1/4″ seam allowance around the outside edges.
The pdf is a total of 7 pages, of which the pattern pieces make up 3 pages.
In the gallery of images you’ll see versions from two of my lovely customers.
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