#214 Jolly Holiday - Paper Pattern

#214 Jolly Holiday - Paper PatternFinished block: 8 x 8 Finished quilt: 72 1 2 x 72 1 2 Skill Level: Intermediate (combination of beginner techniques like half square triangles and easy corner triangles + multiple blocks to make + contains some small pieces) MATERIALS NEEDED (1) Jelly Roll (40 strips 2 x WOF)* (1) fat eighth face print ( 9900 68 Fig Tree Wheat) (1) square 6 x 6 nose print ( 9900 104 Hay) (1) square 6 x 6 cheek print ( 9900 425 Rose Water) (1) fat eighth white beard

Finished block: 8” x 8”
Finished quilt: 72-1/2” x 72-1/2”

Skill Level: Intermediate (combination of beginner techniques like half square triangles and easy corner triangles + multiple blocks to make + contains some small pieces)

MATERIALS NEEDED

• (1) Jelly Roll® (40 strips 2½” x WOF)*
• (1) fat eighth face print ( 9900 68 “Fig Tree Wheat”)
• (1) square 6” x 6” nose print ( 9900 104 “Hay”)
• (1) square 6” x 6” cheek print ( 9900 425 “Rose Water”)
• (1) fat eighth white beard / eyebrow print
• (1) square 6” x 6” eyes / mouth print ( 9900 283 “Lead”)
• (1) fat eighth red hat print
• (1) fat quarter light grey fabric
• 2-3/8 yards white background
• (1) fat eighth green bow fabric
• 1-1/4 yards light accent dot for block border / inner border print
• 1-5/8 yards outer border
• 3/4 yard binding fabric**
• 6-1/4 yards backing fabric
• 86” x 86” batting

* You may use (28) fat eighths in place of Jelly Roll ®. You'll want to pick (1) print for hat trim, (8) for holly leaves, (2) for leaf centers, (5) for holly berries / tall skinny gifts, and (12) for the remaining gift prints.

** If using a Jelly Roll®, the binding yardage is optional since there are enough leftover strips for a scrappy binding.

Fabric is Christmas Eve by Lella Boutique + Bella Solids for Moda Fabrics. Alternate mockup uses 9900 284 "Charcoal" in place of the 2-3/8 yards of background fabric.

This listing is for a printed booklet. Order will ship via USPS first class mail).

NOTE: the USPS is experiencing unprecedented delays (staffing shortages/volume increases nationwide) which means first class mail can take 2 weeks to arrive. If you are in a hurry to get started, consider purchasing the PDF version of the pattern instead. Thank you for your patience.