Shoez Quilt Pattern PDF

Look into any gal’s wardrobe and you’ll find an abundance of different shapes, styles, colours and trims..... in the Shoe collection! Which style do you choose? High heels, trainers, sandals or slip-ons? Which point of view should I choose to best represent most of us? Look into the resulting Stargazey wardrobe and you’ll see we have created a line-up of elegant Shoez that will suit any female. There are basic pumpz, there are shoez with Mary-Jane strapz and each one has a button embellishment to change and define their character. Originally I wanted to use buckles, fabric bows and ballet shoe ribbons – all easy variations on the Shoez theme – but they must wait for another season.

Stargazey Style is present, as usual, with easy cutting, simple stitching and a design-as-you-go freedom. Shoez are made as individuals, but worked as pairs, which in turn combine to make block sizes of 6”, 8” and 10” square.

This pattern also includes;
Shoez Bagz & Shoez Stufferz - instructions for using your Shoez blocks in other ways.

Step into my Shoez here and get working on some of your own. I can’t wait to see what is lurking in your imaginative wardrobe!

Take a look at how other Stargazey quilters have brought their Shoez quilts to life →

FABRIC REQUIREMENTS

This PDF quilting pattern includes full fabric requirements, cutting instructions and step-by-step assembly guidance. You may customise it to your desired quilt size.

Sample size - 45 1/2” x 59 1/2” (116 cm x 151 cm)
Block backgrounds – a fat quarter, per block, of assorted brights
Block borders & outer borders – 2 1/2 yds (2.5 m) of assorted brights
Shoez – a 10” square each of twelve black & white prints
Inner solez – 1/3 yd (30 cm) of a black solid
Binding - 1/2yd (50cm) of assorted black & white stripes
also needed; batting, backing, thread & buttons

With freeform blocks like this, fabric requirements will vary from quilt to quilt. I give you minimums only. Be generous with your purchases as extra can always be used in the backing.