Campfire Quilt Pattern (Download)
$13.00
- Skill Level: Moderate
- 100% original pattern
- Downloadable PDF
- Includes instructions and coloring sheets for a king, queen/full, throw and baby quilt
- This design has been reproduced for Crate & Barrel and also featured in Modern Patchwork Magazine and QuiltCon 2018
- See more pics, tips, lists of fabric used, and more details on my blog
- Finished King – 110″ x 110″
- Finished Queen/Full – 91″ x 108″
- Finished Throw – 65 ½″ x 65 ½″
- Finished Baby – 40 ½″ x 40 ½″
- All SQ patterns assume yardage to be 42″ wide and seam allowances to be a ¼”
KING - 110" x 110"
Color 1: 1 ⅞ yd.
Color 2: 1 yd.
Color 3: ½ yd.
Color 4: ¾ yd.
Color 5: 8" square
Color 6: ¼ yd.
Color 7: ⅓ yd.
Color 8: 6 ½ yd.
Binding: ⅞ yd.
Backing: 9 ⅞ yd.
QUEEN/FULL - 91" x 108"
Color 1: 1 ½ yd.
Color 2: ¾ yd.
Color 3: ¼ yd.
Color 4: ⅝ yd.
Color 5: 6 ½" square
Color 6: ¼ yd.
Color 7: ¼ yd.
Color 8: 6 ⅛ yd.
Binding: ¾ yd.
Backing: 8 ¼ yd.
THROW - 65 ½" x 65 ½"
Color 1: ⅞ yd.
Color 2: ½ yd.
Color 3: ¼ yd.
Color 4: ⅓ yd.
Color 5: 5" square
Color 6: ⅛ yd.
Color 7: ¼ yd.
Color 8: 2 ½ yd.
Binding: ½ yd.
Backing: 4 yd.
BABY - 40 ½" x 40 ½"
Color 1: ½ yd.
Color 2: ¼ yd.
Color 3: ⅛ yd.
Color 4: ¼ yd.
Color 5: 5" square
Color 6: ⅛ yd.
Color 7: NONE
Color 8: 1 yd.
Binding: ½ yd.
Backing: 2 ½ yd.
COPYRIGHT INFO: Quilt patterns cannot be reproduced and sold. Duplication of any kind is prohibited. Quilts made using Suzy Quilts patterns CAN be sold, however, design credit needs to be given. Please only use my photos with proper credit. Thanks!
This modern medallion quilt is based on the classic Log Cabin block. To pioneers traveling west, the Log Cabin design symbolized home, warmth, love, and security. Traditionally, the center square of the block was made in red to represent the hearth – the focal point of life in a cabin or home.
This fresh interpretation pays homage to tradition with its bright center square, but the sashing adds negative space to give it a contemporary look.
Moderate Skill Level
This quilt pattern is not difficult to make, but due to its composition, it does require a bit of precision. By growing the quilt from one central point, you are continually building from what has been done.
If your quilt becomes wonky early on, chances are, it will continue to get off kilter. Never fear, my quilters! I have a few tips to help you avoid that issue.
Get helpful tips on making the Campfire Quilt!
And before you ask what fabrics I used in these adorable quilts, click to the blog post above for a full rundown, including links!
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Miriam –
I have made this quilt in the baby size four times for four very different moms (playful primary colors, soft pinks and greens, bright girly rainbow shades, and a neutral palette of greys and tans). It sews up way more quickly than block patterns (definitely a shower gift you can manage without a ton of lead time), and the pattern is clear and has helpful tips about ironing and piecing to keep it from warping, which was my biggest fear in making it.