Which quilt pattern am I?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  So you’re ready to take on your quilting project, are you?! On a scale of 1-10, how excited are you?

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  • A.
    About a 2. I am a new quilter and I'm nervous!
  • B.
    10/10, baby! I am an experienced quilter and I'm ready to tackle a new project.
  • C.
    A solid 7. I have made several quilts and I am ready to try out some new skills.
  • D.
    Somewhere between an 8 and a 9 — I have no idea what I'm doing but I just love quilting so much!
• 2.
  Let’s talk lingo! Do you know all of the quilting abbreviations?

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  • A.
    Total master over here! I could read a quilt pattern in my sleep.
  • B.
    Completely lost. WOF? HST? Might as well be in Braille.
  • C.
    I’m pretty comfortable with the basics (FMQ, FQ, JR) etc. But please don’t throw anything new my way just yet.
  • D.
    I understand most abbreviations and if I don't know, I will pretend that I do.
• 3.
  Imagine yourself as a quilt, which one would best describe you?

  • A.
    A fuzzy, minky quilt. So comforting and warm!
  • B.
    Something complicated with y-seams and curves.
  • C.
    A precise quilt with intricate needle-turn applique.
  • D.
    A traditional pattern with a modern twist.
• 4.
  Which photo best describes how you feel about basting?

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• 5.
  Which aspect of quilting intimidates you the most?

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  • A.
    Cutting the fabric! My pieces never turn out the right size.
  • B.
    Scant quarter inch seam allowance. What does that even mean?
  • C.
    Creativity. I love working with collections but I get stuck when I try to do my own thing.
  • D.
    Nothing — I can do anything!
• 6.
  About how much do you spend a year on fabric? (and no fibbing here!)

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  • A.
    No shame in my game! If I like it, I buy it.
  • B.
    Keepin’ it crafty on a budget! I do what I can, but if there’s a sale on at the fabric store, I’m all over it.
  • C.
    I will splurge for my favorite fabrics, but I'm usually pretty frugal.
  • D.
    Why would I buy fabric?
• 7.
  *POOF* Your quilting fairy godmother is here to grant you ONE wish for your next project. What is it?

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  • A.
    That all of my fabric is pressed, cut, and ready to go.
  • B.
    That I don't have to pull out the seam ripper.
  • C.
    That I can send my project to be long-arm quilted!
  • D.
    That all of my favorite fabrics magically appear in my sewing room.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You are… The Tessa Quilt

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  The Tessa Quilt Pattern is bold, modern, and not afraid to show off. This pattern looks more complicated than it actually is (no y-seams I promise) and will wow your friends. Plus, the sashing is strip pieced onto your feature fabrics so this pattern is a snap to put together.With options to make this pattern as baby, lap, twin, queen, or king sizes, the Tessa Quilt Pattern has it all.✨ Know Before You Sew: Do Not Skip the Strip Piecing Section of this Pattern! ✨
• 2.
  You are… The Penny Quilt

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  The Penny Quilt Pattern is a little sassy and so much fun! With lots of visual movement, no one will call this quilt (or you!) boring.Plus the construction of the Penny Quilt Pattern is super smart, just like you!✨ Know Before You Sew: The PDF Version of the Pattern Includes an Option to Make the Pattern Using FQers for All Feature Fabrics ✨
• 3.
  You are… The Sadie Quilt Pattern

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  Do you make everything look good? That's the Sadie Quilt Pattern's specialty. Use any collection of prints or solids in this quilt for a lot of wow factor.Plus the pattern is efficient — it can be made with fat quarters and you can make a quilt that is baby, lap, twin, queen, or king size.✨ Know Before You Sew: It's Hard to Stop at Making This Pattern Just Once✨
• 4.
  You are… The Modern Postage Stamp Quilt

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  Are you intentionally scrappy? Colorful and prone to rainbows? You are the Modern Postage Stamp Quilt.Don't let the simplicity of this pattern fool you! Sure, it's easy to sew together, but the possibilities for color combinations are endless. This pattern is classic and modern and lots of fun.✨ Know Before You Sew: This Pattern Will Give Your Scrap Bin Some Breathing Room! ✨
• 5.
  You are… The Orla Quilt Pattern

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  You never quite know which way the Orla Quilt is going, but that is half the fun. The blocks for this quilt are beginner-friendly, but your friends won't quite know how you constructed the quilt top. The Orla Quilt can be made with jelly roll strips, fat eighths, or fat quarters so this pattern is resourceful, too!✨ Know Before You Sew: This Pattern is Super Fun With a Darker Background Fabric! ✨