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This simple, yet striking pattern was inspired by an Art Deco crystal chandelier I fell in love with when visiting New York City. The pattern is composed of one block in two color ways, along with a simple border that gives the illusion of the blocks bleeding off the edge of the quilt. Best for quilters with a little experience under their belt, Deco Chandeliers is just traditional patchwork with a modern twist!
The pattern comes with 4 sizes:
Wall Hanging - 30” x 42”
Small Throw - 42” x 54”
Large Throw - 66” x 78” (the cover quilt size)
Queen - 90” x 102”
Fabric requirements can be found in the second image.
This is a downloadable PDF only which will be delivered to your inbox directly upon completing your order.
The pattern is for the buyer’s singular use only. Do not copy it, redistribute it or sell it.
You’re more than welcome to make and sell physical versions of this quilt on a small scale, so long as you credit Rozalee Designs as the quilt pattern designer.
Please share photos of your Deco Chandeliers quilts with the world! Tag me on any platform @rozaleedesigns or email me images directly at rozaleedesigns@gmail.com.
This is the PDF pattern and template for my Giant Heart Bag pattern.
Introducing the Giant Heart Bag - seen at Quiltcon 2026! - a downloadable PDF sewing pattern perfect for confident beginner sewists and beyond! This fun bag pattern creates a quilted bag measuring approximately 24” wide and 22” tall, with 43” straps for comfortable shoulder or crossbody carry. An optional interior pocket keeps your essentials organized too!
Whether you’re looking for an easy bag sewing pattern, a unique DIY tote bag project, or a gift to sew for someone special, this pattern delivers big style with beginner-friendly instructions.
A free version of this pattern exists on my blog too! However, please consider supporting a small business and buying the PDF pattern for only $5!
This is a PDF pattern, not a physical pattern or a physical item.
When I worked at a fabric company, our office was regularly drowning in unused Charm Packs. Often tossed in our “free to take home” bin, I was intrigued enough to start taking them back to my studio. Now, 4 years later, I’m obsessed and can’t stop designing projects with them.
The Tuesday Morning Tote was initially called the One Plus Charm Tote, as it was designed for using one Charm Pack, plus a little extra. Most Charm Packs come with 40-42 squares, however this bag requires 44. I suggest using some of your lining fabric or adding in some scrappy squares that match your fabric collection - it’s a great exercise in building off a color palette!
This is a simple, lined tote with a quilted exterior. It’s great for quilters who love patchwork bags, plus has great tips for beginners who want to expand their quilty skills!
A note about not using charms: you can cut 44 individual 5” squares from an array of fabrics, too. This works especially well with scraps, so try raiding your bins to create a fun color palette! You can also use a Layer Cake and cut the 10” squares down to 4x 5” squares each. One Layer Cake can make almost 4 bags (you’ll still need to add in 2x 5” squares per bag!), which could make a very fun, matching gift for all your besties!
Size: 18” x 18” front and back panels, 4.5” x 18” sides and bottom panels, 1.25” x 25” (or 35”) straps
Material Requirements included in photos.
