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Afternoon Tea by Carl Hentsch of 3 Dog Design Co.

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$7.77 $12.95 In stock

The Afternoon Tea quilt pattern by Carl Hentsch of 3 Dog Design Co. is designed for machine piecing. Finished size is 72 inches by 90 inches.

  • Brand: Paper Pieces
  • Designer: Carl Hentsch of 3 Dog Design Co.
  • Finished size: 72" x 90"
  • Suitable for machine piecing
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Customer Reviews (3.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria J. ★★★★★

The pattern's instructions for machine piecing are incredibly clear—my blocks came together without a single seam ripper moment. At 72 by 90 inches, it's the perfect generous throw for curling up with a proper cuppa.

Avery R. ★★★★★

I’m normally a bit wary of buying quilt patterns online, but this one’s instructions for machine piecing are so clear that I finished the top in a weekend. The finished 72 by 90 size is perfect for a throw, and the diagrams made every step feel foolproof.

John ★★★☆☆

The quilt pattern itself is well-drawn and the 72x90 finished size is exactly what I wanted, but the instructions assume you already know basic machine piecing tricks. I got through it fine, just had to reference a YouTube video for a couple of steps.