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Glitch By The Geeky Bobbin

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$19.5 $30 In stock

Glitch is a bright, modern quilt inspired by "glitch art," the serendipitous beauty that is sometimes the result of computer failures. The dynamic, striped blocks come together quickly and accurately thanks to the unique foundation paper strip-piecing method, shown in detailed diagrams.

Finished size: 64" x 64"

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet O. ★★★★★

The dynamic striped blocks are what sold me—they read as true glitch art instead of some fussy traditional pattern. Instructions were clear enough that I finished the top in a weekend, and the bright colors pop exactly like the photos show.

Isabella L. ★★★★★

I’ve been looking for a modern quilt pattern that doesn’t feel too fussy, and the dynamic striped blocks here were a joy to cut and piece—the whole top came together in just one weekend. The colors in my version really pop, and the finished quilt has that happy accident vibe you only get from good d

Richard ★★★★★

The striped blocks fit together with almost no guesswork, which made the whole top come together in a single weekend. The glitch-art pattern is even more striking in person, especially where the bright colors meet those clean white gaps.