Atlantic herring quilt pattern

Make your own piece of Scandinavian design history. Atlantic herring is a modern, geometric fish quilt pattern, inspired by the playful midcentury tableware Clupea of Norwegian designer Turi Gramstad Oliver for Figgjo –and the shimmering shoals of herring that once filled the harbor in my hometown of Ålesund. With its medallion-style repeating borders, this pattern is a tribute to both iconic design and everyday craftsmanship. You'll use Half square triangles (HSTs) and Half rectangle triangles (HRTs) to build the blocks. Due to the HRTs and the need for precision and a consistent scant 1/4" seam, the pattern is labelled as intermediate. Sizes included: Baby: 38" x 47" (97 x 119 cm) Small Throw: 57" x 57" (145 x 145 cm) Rectangular Throw: 57" x 78" (145 x 198 cm) Large Throw: 78" x 78" (198 x 198 cm) Double: 78" x 99" (198 x 251 cm) Queen: 99" x 99" (251 x 251 cm) Inside the pattern: Fabric requirements Cutting instructions Optional cutting instructions for a scrappy version Step-by-step piecing instructions with diagrams A coloring page to test your own color ideas Printable cutting labels to keep everything organized You’ll need basic quilting tools like a sewing machine,…