Collective Kettle Mini Quilt Pattern - PDF

Collective Kettle Quilt Block Pattern - PDF by Tamara Darragh of Remi Vail Studio This listing is for the PDF Pattern Only. Upon purchase, you’ll receive a digital file to download—no physical pattern or quilt will be shipped. About the Collective Kettle Quilt Block The Collective Kettle Quilt Block design was inspired by the comfort of a shared pot of tea and the quiet strength of creative community. It's a celebration of gathering around tables, traditions, and quilts. The block holds a sense of home and heritage, inviting you to revisit foundational skills as you piece together shape, story, and connection. With timeless quilting techniques woven throughout, it's a warm reflection of our roots and the community that carries us.  Description Originally part of the Sweater Weather Sampler 2025 including the following designers Nine Patch Quilt Collective: Abby Maed, Carnelian Quilting, Crafty Moose Quilts, Cream City Studio, Dreamland Quilting, Heck Yes Sew Co, Quilt Scouts, Remi Vail Studio, Sew Joyful Studio. If you would like to purchase any of the other patterns you can find links on their individual sites. Helpful tutorial videos are linked in the pattern. Instructions use cutting measurements. Traditional piecing Written for yardage. Skill Level: Intermediate Size 20 1/2" x 20 1/2" as a stand alone mini quilt. 20 x 20 when in a finished in a larger quilt. Fabric Requirements: Fabric A: 1/8 yard Fabric B: 1/8 yard Fabric C: 1/4 yard Fabric D: 1/4 yard Fabric E: 1/8 yard Background: 1/2 yard Binding (if making it as a stand alone quilt block): 1/4 yard Backing (if making it as a stand alone quilt block): 28 1/2" x 28 1/2" - includes 4" of overage on each side for longarm quilting. Fabric F is used in other blocks in the Sweater Weather Sampler but not in this block so it has been left out of the fabric requirements.  Consider purchasing additional fabric if you are using directional prints, you like to have extra fabric in case of miscuts, or if you prewash your fabric to account for shrinkage.  Basic Skills & Equipment Necessary Intermediate patchwork and quilting skills Sewing machine, sewing skills, and basic sewing supplies Rotary cutter Quilting ruler(s) Ability to print on 8 1/2 inch x 11 inch paper Temporary Fabric Pen Sharpie - Fine Point Rubbing Alcohol Fabric Starch About the PDF Pattern This listing is for a PDF digital pattern only. File will be available immediately for download and emailed to you upon checkout. If it is not, please use the Contact Us form and I'll be happy to help. The PDF can be printed on standard 8 1/2 inch x 11 inch, letter size printer paper at home or viewed on a device. When printing, select the option to 'Fit' rather than 'Actual Size' because the pattern size is 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program, to open and view the PDF file. If you do not have this program it is available here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/ Do not copy, sell or distribute without written consent. Associate Links You Might Love How to Make a Quilt Zipper Pillow License to Sell and Copyright Notice This pattern is for personal (one person) use only. Do not copy, reproduce, distribute, digitize, or resell any part of this pattern without written permission. Classes, teaching, and kitting this pattern requires prior approval. Quilts made using this pattern may be made and sold on a small, independent scale only with to Remi Vail studio. Refund Policy Due to the nature of digital products, no refunds are offered on digital PDF purchases. Check out the hashtags #collectivekettlequilt #remivailstudio #remivailstudiopatterns Instagram for more inspiration! Thank you! Thank you for supporting my small business. It means so much to me. I would love to see your handmade goodies out in the world. Please consider tagging me on Instagram & Facebook! @remivailstudio xo, Tamara