The Best Pre-Cut Friendly Suzy Quilts Patterns
Do you have a beautiful bundle of pre-cuts calling your name? Once you've bought your lovely pre-cut fabric, the next step is finding the perfect quilt pattern for them. If you love Suzy Quilts patterns, this guide to the best pre-cut friendly Suzy Quilts patterns is your new go-to.
Keep reading to find out which patterns you can use with fat quarters, 10" squares, 5" squares, and scraps!
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Fat Quarter Friendly Patterns
One of our most frequently asked questions is, "Which patterns can be used with fat quarters?" The answer is more patterns than you think! Keep reading to see each Suzy Quilts pattern that is fat quarter friendly, and even some that can be adjusted to use fat quarters.
Skill Level: Easy
Fat Quarter Friendly Sizes: Pillow, Wall, Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen/Full, King—all sizes of this quilt use fat quarters!
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Fat Quarters Required: 16 plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Techniques You'll Learn: Improvisational cutting
Read more about Shine, part of a series of four quilts representing the seasons of a year and of our lives.
Skill Level: Moderate (bias edges can be tricky!)
Fat Quarter Friendly Size: Throw
Fat Quarters Required: 11 plus background fabric, backing, and binding
Techniques You'll Learn: Sewing blocks on point, working with bias edges
Read more about Thrive, part of a series of four quilts representing the seasons of a year and of our lives.
Skill Level: Moderate
Fat Quarter Friendly Sizes: Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen/Full
Fat Quarters Required: 10 plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Techniques You'll Learn: Cutting and sewing triangles
Read more about Mod Mountains, inspired by the big skies of Montana!
Skill Level: Easy (but don't forget to focus on the layout of your HSTs and HRTs in each block!)
Fat Quarter Friendly Sizes: Baby, Throw
Fat Quarters Required: 12 plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Techniques You'll Learn: Perfecting half-square triangles and making half-rectangle triangles
Read more about Voyage, a quilt about the exciting places quilting will take beginners.
Skill Level: Easy
Fat Quarter Friendly Size: Throw
Fat Quarters Required: 20 plus background fabric, backing, and binding
Techniques You'll Learn: Stitch and flip blocks
Read more about New Horizons, a quilt about looking ahead to bright times.
Skill Level: Easy
Fat Quarter Friendly Size: Throw
Fat Quarters Required: 8 plus background fabric, backing, and binding
Techniques You'll Learn: Flying geese
Read more about Stars Hollow, and cozy up with your own quilt during your next Gilmore Girls marathon!
Skill Level: Easy
Fat Quarter Friendly Size: Throw
Fat Quarters Required: 13 plus background fabric, backing, and binding
Techniques You'll Learn: Half-square triangles
Read more about Nordic Triangles and how to make an ombré version using fat quarters.
Skill Level: Moderate
Fat Quarter Friendly Sizes: Wall, Baby, Throw, Twin
Fat Quarters Required: Five plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Skills You'll Learn: Cutting and sewing wonky shapes
Read more about Perennial, a quilt about the beauty of wildflowers.
Skill Level: Easy
Fat Quarter Friendly Size: Baby
Fat Quarters Required: 8 plus background fabric, backing, and binding
Techniques You'll Learn: Half-square triangles
Read more about Triangle Jitters and converting yardage in patterns to fat quarters!
Skill Level: Moderate (there are lots of precise points to match, but make sure to read the sew along blog posts for all of Suzy's tips!
Fat Quarter Friendly Sizes: Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen/Full
Fat Quarters Required: 16 plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Skills You'll Learn: Matching seams and points, and working with templates
Read more about Holiday Party, a new classic pattern for any time of year!
Skill Level: Easy
Fat Quarter Friendly Size: Oceania Throw Glitter layout (page 13)
Fat Quarters Required: 13 plus background fabric, backing, and binding
Skills You'll Learn: Scrappy quilting
Read more about Glitter & Glow, a pattern that can be made in limited colors or as scrappy as you'd like.
10" Square Friendly Patterns
10" squares (also called layer cakes) are another popular pre-cut that allows you to have a couple of squares of each print from an entire fabric collection. There are typically 42 pieces of fabric in one layer cake. Using 10" squares to make a quilt will give it a fun and scrappy look, and there are a couple of Suzy Quilts patterns that are perfect for these pre-cuts!
Skill Level: Easy
10" Square Friendly Sizes: Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen/Full
Layer Cakes Required: One plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Skills You'll Learn: Scrappy quilting
Read more about Summer Haze, a quilt about that beautiful time of year when summer weather creeps back into the fall for one last hurrah.
Skill Level: Moderate
Layer Cake Friendly Sizes: Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen/Full, King
Layer Cakes Required: One plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Skills You'll Learn: Scrappy quilting
Read more about Fly Away, a bittersweet quilt that's a great reminder of the beauty that can come from hard work.
5" Square Friendly Patterns
5" squares (also called charm packs) are a smaller version of 10" squares. You still get 42 pieces of fabric of a typical charm pack, but your squares are much smaller. Because of that, a quilt that is charm pack friendly is also usually scrap friendly!
Skill Level: Moderate
Charm Pack Friendly Sizes: Baby, Throw, Twin
Charm Packs Required: Three (you'll have extras) plus background fabric, backing, and binding to make a Throw
Skills You'll Learn: Cutting and sewing triangles
Read more about Minimal Triangles, and see lots of pictures of Scrappy the dog lounging on this scrap friendly quilt!
Scrap Friendly Patterns
While many of the patterns in the Suzy Quilts shop can be made using scraps to showcase more colors, prints, or textures, there is one pack of patterns that are perfect for quilters who want to experiment with scrappy quilting for the first time.
Skill Level: Easy
Scrap Friendly Sizes: All four mini quilts
Skills You'll Learn: Unconventional lines, composition, rhythm, unity
Read more about the Sew Mojo series, four mini quilts that will help you get excited to sew!
Which pre-cut friendly Suzy Quilts patterns have you made?
Hi Suzy,
Happy Thanksgiving. Recently came across your website. Love your designs and your adorable helpers. I purchased Holiday Party via Paypal. Wondering if pattern is digital or paper. I do not see a confirmation from paypal of my purchase. If you could confirm via email or PM. Thank you, Michelle
Hi Michelle, thanks so much! All patterns are digital and should be sent to your inbox immediately after purchase. If you don’t see it, check your spam folder. If you still can’t find it, and have an account at suzyquilts.com, you can login and find all of your purchases. If you do not have an account, email info@suzyquilts.com and we will send you the pattern directly.
Thank you so much for this post!! Pre-cut bundles are so easy and attractive. And Suzy’s patterns are lovely. It’s wonderful to know which patterns can work with precuts.
Hello! Do you have any jelly roll friendly patterns? Thanks!
Not right now, but stay tuned to Suzy’s new pattern releases in 2022 for more pre-cut friendly options!
Hi Suzy
I am a beginner and have a few quilts lined up, but After I am done I will go all Suzy quilts! Love your modern quilt patterns. They are artistic and easy to moderate level! I am a fan! I wish you had a paper pattern because I don’t have a color printer to print the pattern out
Hi Quyen! We’re so glad you like Suzy Quilts patterns! For anyone without a color printer at home, we always recommend going to a local library, copy shop, office supply store, or shipping store like FedEx or UPS. You can use a color printer at most of those places if you’d like!
Can someone please help? The Maypole Quilt pattern seems incorrect. Has anyone else had a problem?
Hi Kim! Our small team of two generally doesn’t work on the weekends and we note on our contact page that it takes 24-48 hours to reply to customer service emails, but I happened to check our email and made an exception and just responded to your email about Maypole. Rest assured, there are no errors in the pattern and I sent some screenshots that should help you keep working on your lovely quilt! Happy quilting! 🙂
Hi,
I love your site. Where can I find the fabric you use for the back of your quilts? Do you have a place you like to purchase from?
Thanks
Hey Libby! The backs on quilts that Suzy or sample makers create come from a huge variety of shops. We tend not to get material for quilt backs from just one place and instead focus on choosing a fabric that complements the quilt top nicely! Here’s a list of some of our favorite online fabric shops that could help the next time you’re looking for a backing fabric: https://suzyquilts.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-best-fabric-online/
This was a fun article to read; I am glad to see it presented again as I must have missed it first time around. It provides a ton of inspiration for matching my precut stash with my Suzy Quilts pattern collection! I love to purchase precuts for their coordinated designs, but hate to cut them up, LOL. SQ pattenrns are a sure thing for good results so I know I won’t risk “wasting” my beautiful precut selections.