Moda Fabrics Papillon Quilt - Downloadable PDF

Moda Fabrics Papillon Quilt

Project Overview

The Moda Fabrics Papillon Quilt is an intermediate-level quilting project designed by Lisa Christensen. This downloadable PDF pattern provides complete instructions for creating a finished quilt with finished dimensions of approximately 38 x 40 inches, making it an ideal size for throws, wall hangings, or baby quilts.

What Is Being Made

This pattern guides quilters through the creation of a complete quilt project. The design features the Papillon collection from Moda Fabrics, incorporating multiple fabric selections identified by their specific Moda fabric line numbers. The quilt construction involves piecing together various fabric components to form the complete quilt top, which is then layered, quilted, and finished.

Quilting Techniques Used

The Papillon Quilt employs fundamental piecing techniques suitable for intermediate quilters. The pattern requires:

• Precise fabric cutting using the specified Moda Fabrics pieces
• Accurate seam assembly to join fabric pieces together
• Block construction and arrangement according to pattern specifications
• Layering of quilt top, batting, and backing fabric
• Quilting to secure all three layers together
• Binding application to finish the quilt edges

Materials and Fabric Selection

This pattern is designed specifically for Moda Fabrics from the Papillon collection. The pattern references multiple fabric line numbers (including 4070, 4071, 4072, 4073, 4074, 4075, 4076, 4077, and 4079 series), allowing quilters to select coordinating prints and colors from the collection. Standard quilting supplies needed include quilting cotton fabric, batting for the quilt middle layer, backing fabric, and binding fabric. Quilters will also need standard quilting tools such as a rotary cutter, quilting ruler, and cutting mat for accurate fabric preparation.

Pattern Format

The Papillon Quilt pattern is provided as a free downloadable PDF, making it easily accessible for digital viewing, printing, and reference during the quilting process. This format allows quilters to work at their own pace and refer back to instructions as needed throughout the project.