The Cabin Fever Quilt Kit features two different options for an 80″ square quilt and a 52″ square baby quilt. Please select the size you’d prefer before adding to your cart.
This kit includes the fabric required to make the Cabin Fever quilt, as pictured on the cover of the Cabin Fever quilt pattern.
“Baby” kit includes the following items:
(All solids are Tula Pink Solids) 1 FQ Cerulean, 1/3 yd each Mojito, Sea Breeze, Julep, 1/2 yd Sweet Pea, Taffy, Hibiscus, and 1-1/4 yds Pinkerville Fairy Dust in Cotton Candy (background fabric)
Contains all the fabric necessary to complete the “Baby” size quilt top.
“Throw” kit includes the following items:
(All solids are Tula Pink Solids) 1/3 yd each Cerulean, Mojito, Sea Breeze, 1/2 yd each Julep, Sweet Pea, 2/3 yd each Taffy, Hibiscus, Aegean, Persimmon, 1 yd Cosmo, and 2-1/2 yds Fairy Dust in Cotton Candy (background fabric)
Contains all the fabric necessary to complete the “Throw” size quilt top.
These ship only to addresses in the US and Canada.
The kit only contains fabric to make the quilt top, and does not include the finished quilts shown in the pictures.
Pattern is not included in this purchase, and can be purchased here. Paper patterns can be purchased here.
Now that summer is here, many people are planning day outings or vacations with the kiddos. It’s a good idea to have a first aid kit with you in case something happens, and I know I haven’t even kept one in my car (I’m learning, though!). So this pattern has a free zipper pouch tutorial and a free foundation paper piecing tutorial in it. Two for the price of one! But not really, because they’re both free 😉 Head over to the AQS Blog and get your free tutorial HERE!
finished foundation block
If you don’t feel like messing around with the band aid block and the paper piecing, you can totally skip that part and just cut two slid pieces of fabric for the front and back. But those little band aids are so cute!
I filled my little kit up with band aids, some antiseptic spray and wipes, bandage tape, gauze, and antibiotic ointment. You can personalize yours however you’d like and maybe sew up an extra one for a friend (or for dad’s car). The little band aids are a great way to use up small scraps of fabric. I know I have a hard time throwing any fabric away, so I’ll keep this block pattern close at hand for teacher gifts or whatever! Happy sewing until next time!
The bundle includes 21 fat quarters and 2 half yards, perfect for cutting the outer portion of the large stars in the Divination quilt. The fabric amounts are ample to provide the needed amount of fabric for each outer star.
This bundle includes a variety of prints from Mineral, Besties, Daydreamer, Hexy, Tiny Dots, and Tiny Stripes that were all selected to be the perfect pairing of “almost solids” to make the Divination EPP quilt.
This bundle is not a complete fabric kit to make the Divination quilt on the cover of the pattern, but contains the fabrics used for fussy cutting the outer portion of the larger, fussy cut stars.
The bundle includes 9 standard tent stripes and 8 neon tent stripes, all of which are used in the Divination EPP Quilt.
This is a curated bundle that is a perfect starter pack for fussy cutting the Divination EPP quilt. All of the smaller stars within Divination were made from these stripes.
This bundle includes seventeen – Fat Eighth cuts of fabric that provide ample amounts of fabric to fussy cut each star.
This bundle is not a complete fabric kit to make the Divination quilt on the cover of the pattern, but contains the fabrics used for fussy cutting the small stars.
The Divination EPP quilt is a fun and unique English Paper Piecing Pattern. The simple, yet bold design allows you to build your sewing and quilting skills, while still providing a big impact. Try this pattern with solids or stripes for a modern take. Fabrics requirements are calculated using solids so you have a starting point for how much fabric you may need for the quilt, along with backing construction methods for each. This pattern is great for your favorite fabrics to really make them shine! Fussy cutting your fabrics will make this quilt the star of the show. Fabrics used for the cover quilt are from various Tula Pink fabric lines and mostly Tula Pink True Colors or Tiny Coordinates for the surrounding outer stars. Fairy Flakes Ink was used for the “background” fabric.
Included with the pattern (found on p.2 of the pattern) is a password protected link to a bundle of supplemental materials that includes access to (You will also have access to a PDF download after purchasing any version of the pattern):
A full color diagram of the cover quilt with SPECIFIC fabrics that were used in the cover quilt, along with fabric requirements for all 58 unique fabrics used in the quilt.
Printable coloring sheet for all sizes so you can reprint as many times as needed
Basting diagram so your seams spin and nest perfectly
Printable fussy cutting templates (this is especially useful if you are overseas and want to avoid shipping acrylic templates)
Fussy cutting diagram to illustrate exactly how to cut the Tiny Stripes prints
Fussy cutting diagram to illustrate exactly how to cut the striped stars, along with alternative layout
Expanded size assembly layouts for the 61″ x 82″ and 82″ square larger quilt options
Printable papers
PDF Pattern includes
Everything listed above; access to the supplemental bundle
Instant download of the pattern with the option to print and cut out the cutting templates.
This option does not include the EPP paper set, but does include full size images of the paper pieces within the pattern.
Detailed coloring/planning sheet.
Helpful cutting instructions and detailed piecing diagrams.
The finished size is Throw – 61″ x 61″, with supplemental instructions to complete larger sizes: 61″ x 82″ and 82″ square.
Skill level is intermediate, and does require some basic knowledge of English paper piecing. The pattern has step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you through.
Instructions for assembling quilt backings.
The listing does not include the actual quilts in the photos.
Pattern assumes the quilter has basic knowledge of piecing and quilting.
Full Kit includes
Password protected access to the supplemental bundle listed above
8.5″ x 5.5″ booklet pattern includes a coloring page and fabric amounts required (basic calculations with solids–fussy cutting will require adjustments listed in the supplemental bundle).
A physical paper pattern, template and paper set that requires shipping – ONLY AVAILABLE TO addresses within the US and Canada. See my Etsy shop for other international orders: https://www.etsy.com/shop/kustomkwilts
Detailed coloring/planning sheet.
Helpful cutting instructions and detailed piecing diagrams.
The finished size is Throw – 61″ x 61″, with supplemental instructions to complete larger sizes: 61″ x 82″ and 82″ square.
Skill level is intermediate, and does require some basic knowledge of English paper piecing. The pattern has step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you through.
Instructions for assembling quilt backings.
Complete set of English Paper Piecing papers to finish the 61″ x 61″ quilt
Complete set of SIX acrylic fussy cutting templates with 3/8″ seam allowance.
The listing does not include the actual quilts in the photos.
Pattern assumes the quilter has basic knowledge of piecing and quilting.
Printed Pattern and Template Set includes
Password protected access to the supplemental bundle listed above
8.5″ x 5.5″ booklet pattern includes a coloring page and fabric amounts required (basic calculations with solids–fussy cutting will require adjustments listed in the supplemental bundle).
A physical paper pattern and acrylic template set that requires shipping – ONLY AVAILABLE TO addresses within the US and Canada.
Detailed coloring/planning sheet.
Helpful cutting instructions and detailed piecing diagrams.
The finished size is Throw – 61″ x 61″, with supplemental instructions to complete larger sizes: 61″ x 82″ and 82″ square.
Skill level is intermediate, and does require some basic knowledge of English paper piecing. The pattern has step-by-step instructions with pictures to guide you through.
Instructions for assembling quilt backings.
Complete set of SIX acrylic fussy cutting templates with 3/8″ seam allowance.
This option does not include the EPP paper set (does include full size images of the paper pieces within the pattern).
The listing does not include the actual quilts in the photos.
Pattern assumes the quilter has basic knowledge of piecing and quilting.
The purchase of this pattern is limited to one person per pattern, and should not be copied or distributed. Items made from this pattern may be sold on a small scale. Please credit the pattern design as Kustom Kwilts Patterns.
For International shipping options, visit my Etsy shop
I’m so thrilled to finally have my Divination EPP quilt pattern out in the world! I am such a huge fan of 8-pointed stars that I knew I wanted my next pattern to be composed primarily of that shape. English paper piecing is such a wonderfully fun past time, and I really had so much fun picking fabrics and fussy cutting each of these blocks. This pattern looks deceptively intricate, but each fussy cut print is paired with a “blender” fabric that reads as a solid, so it simplifies the fabric selection quite a bit. It’s a great confident beginner project for those familiar with EPP, but not ready to pair complex fabrics together for each and every block.
I have been looking at my out of print fabric stash for quite a while now, and I LOVE using that fabric up. I want to use up every crumb and enjoy those fabrics in quilts and usable projects. The Divination EPP Quilt is a great way to use up those long hoarded fabrics without regret.
Many of these prints are so fun to fussy cut, especially with the help of Magic Mirrors to show you a preview of what the kaleidoscope effect will look like BEFORE you do the cutting! You can see each and every block I’ve cut for my Divination EPP Quilt by heading over to Instagram. You can search the hashtag #DivinationEPP to see the awesome blocks!
The Divination EPP pattern includes these features:
Clear instructions and fabric requirements (calculated in solids, but also includes a supplement with an exact diagram with specific fabrics used in the cover quilt and requirements for those fabrics))
Coloring page to help plan your quilt
Yardage requirements that aren’t usually included in EPP patterns
Step-by-Step instructions with pictures to guide you through
Instructions and diagrams for piecing quilt backs
Pattern includes printable templates for easy cutting
The option to purchase acrylic templates, making fussy cutting a breeze
Basting diagram so your seams spin and nest perfectly
Printable fussy cutting templates (this is especially useful if you are overseas and want to avoid shipping acrylic templates)
Fussy cutting diagram to illustrate exactly how to cut the Tiny Stripes prints
Fussy cutting diagram to illustrate exactly how to cut the striped stars, along with alternative layout
Options to make THREE different sizes
Expanded size assembly layouts for the 61″ x 82″ and 82″ square larger quilt options
Fussy cutting is one of my favorite things to do. And the Divination EPP pattern is made for fussy cutting! You basically take a fabric and look at the print on it. You decide what part of the print you want to show in your piecing and determine where your seam allowance will fall. A great way to look at this is with a set of Magic Mirrors to show how the pattern will repeat if you cut so many of the same print. I like to place the Magic Mirrors directly on top of the seam line of my fussy cutting template (that way, the angle is perfect) and move them on top of the fabric to see the different possibilities for fussy cutting.
Fussy cutting preview with mirrors
Once you decide on the area of the print that you like, you use the acrylic templates to fussy cut the print so it creates a new and unique repeat. Half the fun is turning the pieces in opposite directions to see how much of a difference you can get from one print! Below are some great samples of fussy cutting turned into Divination EPP blocks.
New to English Paper Piecing?
That’s okay too. I’ve got you covered with a basic EPP video where I tell you about all my favorite tools, tips, and tricks for getting started with EPP. I’ve also got one on my favorite basting method –I’m team glue basting all the way. There are tons of different supplies, methods, etc. and every single EPP-er seems to have some pretty strong opinions about which method and what supplies they prefer. English paper piecing is a fun way to take a project with you, and I invite you to explore the different methods and find the one that you like the best!
My favorite English Paper Piecing Accessories
Precision glue tip to transform regular glue sticks into fine line applicators
