📚 Crimson Tate's Library-inspired Personal Quilt Pattern Review

Etailz shipped immediately - well packaged. As for the Crimson Tate pattern, I wasn't impressed. $15 full size templates are what I expected. Instead, the 4 1/2" stencil blocks need to be increased to 10" blocks. There is no template for a tilted book. upset. I got more information from people on Pinterest on how to make a quilt for free.

This template provides clear and concise instructions. My only complaint is that the picture shows tilting books but no instructions for them. I went to said site and bought this guide. Unfortunately, the skewed book involves gluing the paper together. I don't glue paper. I found a quirky book pattern online for free.

Excellent sewing pattern After receiving the sewing pattern I studied it carefully and couldn't understand why 2 of the previous reviewers said it was a bad sewing pattern and the only reason I could understand was that it wasn't like most the patterns that left that room for self-expression in terms of choosing what you want in a quilt. All the quilter had to do was choose the blocks he wanted to use and make them very precise. The template leaves plenty of room for quilters to add and remove…

I bought the pattern to a) support the creators, although I could work out the details myself; and b) to save me the tedious math and drawing for parts like tilted and folded books because I was already planning a similar quilt in my head. Imagine the disappointment when I discovered that the quirky book template was not included and paid extra on the creator's website. So this pattern is at least in part a decoy and switch for false advertising. Most are, but not all. Still looking forward to…