National Parks Block Library – PDF Download

(11 customer reviews)

Celebrate the majesty of nature and make your own National Park quilt!  Recreate the sunset in the Great Sand Dunes that made you stand in awe and wonder. Ponder the lives of people who went before us from historic sites. Hunt for the perfect fabrics to express the grandeur of the red giants. Remember the times that you hunted for moose and polar bears, but were “skunked”. Unlock your creativity with the National Park Block Library! Let fabric be your paint, and your needle or sewing machine be your needle!

Beginner Friendly.  Even if you have never used English or foundation paper piecing (or have struggled with either in the past). REALLY!

What you get in this library:

– 60+ patterns that make more than 200 of 419 sites in the US National Parks, and many in Canada! That makes each pattern less than $1! This library will allow you to create National Parks as well as National Historic Sites, National Monuments, and National Recreation Areas.
– Sample block ideas to stimulate your creativity! The patterns have been designed to be as specific or ambiguous as you want them to be.  Want to use the Denali block for Mount Rainer?  Go ahead!  It’ll work perfectly!
– One time purchase, with new blocks added to this purchase at no additional charge.
– Printable from any home computer on 8.5×11″ paper. Instant gratification!
– Membership in a quilt along group with how- to videos, personalized help from the designer! Get inspiration from fellow quilters!
– BONUS: Lifetime access to any blocks added to the library!

Let your creativity run wild with the National Park Block Library.  Create a quilt, pillow, or whatever you’d like. Dreams are sweeter under your own National Park quilt!

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11 reviews for National Parks Block Library – PDF Download

  1. Libby Riemersma –

    This is a wonderful pattern set. I’m so happy that I purchased it. I especially love the thriving community of other quilters and that the designer herself is so involved and encourages creativity within this set of patterns. This project can be as simple or complicated as you wish to make it.

  2. Jan Wertz –

    I love these patterns and the support I receive . The community that has been established, sharing our creations has been invaluable as well as the tutorials when I feel a bit in over my head. And I love that more blocks are co tinted to be designed.

  3. Barbara Makovec –

    This pattern series was my I initiation into foundation piecing. The patterns are so detailed and easy to work with! The online support and suggestions should encourage any quilter to give it a try!

  4. Maureen Bryson –

    These are awesome designs. Easy ones for those just starting FPP, to more advanced as your skills improve. I have really enjoyed putting these blocks together, finding fun fabrics to use, and letting some hidden creativity loose. What a fun project, whether a few as a pillow, more as a wall hanging, or lots as a quilt.

  5. Carol Sylvester –

    I love how flexible these patterns are. You can really play with different fabrics to achieve the look of favorite spots & memories. The support, both here on the Fiona Sandwich site, and on facebook has been incredible. The videos have helped this newbie FPPer get started, and Rachael is very responsive to questions. Highly recommend!!

  6. Mary Anne Stigen –

    I’m getting my to go kits ready for our road trip! Patterns are easy to follow and adaptable for lots of parks! Can’t wait to hit the road and start stitching!

  7. Susan Foley –

    I love these patterns. They give me a chance to reflect on our trips to the NPs and encourages us to go and experience more. I Like the fact that I can use both EPP and FPP with my purchase. I like to move between the two different types of patterns depending on travel and home sewing. I highly recommend these to anyone who likes to sew.

  8. Rebecca Miller Macijowsky –

    I have purchased your NPS FPP, have only done 3 so far but am loving them.

  9. Trish Bronk –

    Love this group and love the patterns! This is a no pressure way to learn a new skill with lots of help and good advice!

  10. Kathy Ewell –

    Love these patterns. Trying to get mine together to show my adventures

  11. Hannah Peterson –

    The National Park Library is such a great project for remembering travels or dreaming of future ones! Many of the patterns are simple if you’re new to paper piecing but there are also more complicated ones if you like a healthy challenge. I highly recommend this pattern library!

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