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Static Age Pattern by Libs Elliott

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$9.43 $14.5 In stock

Static Age is an electric lightning bolt block pattern that can be made in a rainbow of colors, made scrappy, or sewn using a curated collection of fat quarters. It's sewn with regular machine piecing. The pattern includes full instructions and a coloring sheet. 

Finished Size:

Tossed Bolts: 54" x 56" or 81" x 84"

Reflected Bolts: 40" x 45" or 60" x 67"

Suitable for advanced beginner or intermediate quilters. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The fat quarter layout suggestion in the instructions made it so easy to use up my scraps—I made three different color combinations in one afternoon. The regular piecing went smoothly with no tricky angles, which is rare for a lightning bolt design.

Madison R. ★★★★★

I've never pieced a pattern this fast before — the blocks are straightforward machine piecing and I had a full rainbow version done in a weekend. Using up my scrap bin for a scrappy one next.

Eli ★★★★★

The lightning bolt blocks came together way faster than I expected with regular machine piecing, even for a beginner like me. I used a stack of fat quarters I'd been hoarding and the pattern's layout made picking colors oddly stress-free.