New Pattern Alert!
The Missouri Breaks Quilt Pattern is a beginner friendly quilt pattern with detailed instructions and diagrams. You have a choice of 6 different sizes each time you make it! A baby quilt (the 3 yard quilt version), a large throw quilt (the 6 yard quilt version), and a queen size quilt made from yardage or a crib quilt, a throw quilt, or a queen quilt made from layer cakes (10″ square fabric packs) and yardage for the background fabric. If you cut 10″ square with your leftovers, this is a good stash buster too. Because of the size of the blocks and the pressing instructions, this is a wonderful quilt to make with your favorite cozy flannels too.

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Here’s my plan for a flannel – well actually the black will be a piece of corduroy remnant from my mother’s old fabric stash but the others are flannels I already have:

My friends at The Bundle Barn site made an oh so pretty version with Art Gallery fabrics and a turquoise grunge:

and here’s a mock up of a ginormous queen size with just three fabrics (me, I’d do it scrappier but sometimes you want to make a quilt out of specific fabrics for a specific person, right?)

If you’re curious, I named it for the repeating Geological feature along the Upper Missouri River. Where the river cuts into the prairie, there are areas of regular little valleys in the banks that then flatten out at the top on the grasslands. So even though my pattern has way more repeats, you can see my inspiration in this picture:

Also, it’s summer of 2024 and I have multiple other patterns I’m releasing on a quick schedule here so stay tuned…