Tops the Triceratops will make bedtime stories full of lasting memories. You can finish it as a reading rug, play mat, wall hanging, and even turn it into a quilt. Use Jelly Roll strips or upcycle your old jeans, the possibilities are endless. This pattern is written using imperial system of units (US terms), including step-by-step images and quilting diagrams.
FORMAT & LANGUAGE: • English • PDF, 24 pages, 4.5 MB (mobile devices friendly)
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Intermediate
SIZES: • Rug Without Background 55" X 38" • Rug With Background 58" X 38" • Quilt (Additional Idea) 58" X 80"
SKILLS: Sewing with a 1/4" seam allowance, using a 60 degree corner trimmer or printable template for cutting 60 degree shapes, working with 60 degree shapes, traditional piecing, basic quilting skills, binding (optional)
NEEDED MATERIALS: • Light Green fabric for Frill: 5-7 Jelly Roll strips (2 1⁄2” X WOF) • Dark Green fabric for Head and Frill: 12-14 Jelly Roll strips (2 1⁄2” X WOF) • Yellow fabric for Muzzle: 4 Jelly Roll strips (2 1⁄2” X WOF) • Black or Dark Blue fabric for Eyes: 1 Jelly Roll strip or fabric scraps • White fabric for Eye Highlights: 1 Jelly Roll strip or fabric scraps • Dark Gray fabric for Background: 13 Jelly Roll strips (add 1 3⁄4 yards of fabric for Quilt) • White felt or fabric for Horns: 1 Sheet A4 format (9" x 12") • Backing fabric: 2 yards for Rug with Background or 3 1⁄2 yards for Quilt • Binding fabric (optional) - 5 Jelly Roll strips for Rug with Background or 8 strips for Quilt • Batting - Baby/Crib size for Rug with Background or Twin/Single for Quilt
