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Celestial Skies by Liz Oner | Indie Hipster Designs

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$8.64 $12 In stock

This pattern comes on the heels of my pattern “Starry Meadows.” Much like that pattern, I got inspired after receiving a sampling of fabric and wishing to make a small amount of fabric go a long way. I designed eight unique blocks to showcase the primary fabrics, like planets in the sky, and a blanket of stars to help fill the quilt.

Finished Size: 40" x 52"

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

The way this pattern maximizes a small fabric cut is genius—I used a half-yard and still had scraps left over. The layout feels fresh and modern, not like the usual filler designs.

Benjamin L. ★★★★★

I bought this to pair with Starry Meadows, and the way the design repeats lets me use every scrap without waste. The print is fresh without being too loud. Exactly what I needed for a small stash-busting project.

Miles ★★★★★

The layout is perfect for stretching a fat quarter into something substantial, and the way the motifs flow across the fabric is genuinely clever. I've already used it twice and keep finding new ways to cut it without waste.