Here you will find the joint project of three German quilt designers: Regina Grewe, Claudia Hasenbach and me.
A note about stitching: The blocks were made by three different designers designed. Each of us specifies different width seam allowances. Please cut Yours before sewing Adjust blocks so that you get the block size plus your required seam allowance.
Here is the file to sew the blocks.
Still, the sewing templates are free to get. At the same time and for the future we offer the complete collection for sale. The proceeds will be donated to the Deutscher Kinderschutzbund.
Block 1: Latte Macchiato
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Block 2: Bialetti
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Block 3: Lettering
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Block 4: French Press
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Block 5: Tamper
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Block 6: Measuring spoon
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Block 7: Smile
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Then every month each of us offered something to fill the display case.
Every block was available for free for one month. After the finishing of the project, the blocks can be obtained for a charity donation.
Each of us is designing paper piecing patterns since a lot of years. So each of us has her own style. We had a lot of fun to share our ideas and inspiration and we hope you will have some fun when you sew it, too!
Because we are all from Germany, the patterns are usually written in German language. But when you are familiar with paperpiecing you don’t need the instructions.
Finished quilt size will be about 36” x 34” depending on the width of border and sashings.
Every block has anything to do with coffee. Let us surprise you! We have, that you’ll enjoy it.
You can choose one fabric for the whole background but I can’t give a fabric requirement cause I sewed my “smell-of-coffee-quilt” completely multicolored. I think, both variations look great. Blenders or marbles are always great but take care that you have at least three shades of grey. A very light one, a middle one and a little darker.
You can already look out for fabrics for sashings and border, Claudia has written a guide to putting the top together. You can find these here.
Regina, Claudia and Ula