Bring a touch of Canadian nautical charm to your quilting projects with this delightful free quilt pattern featuring two versatile designs. The Canada by the Sea collection by Northcott Studio includes instructions for creating a stunning Anchors Away pillow and classic Maple Leaf blocks that can be used as individual blocks or combined into a beautiful 24" x 24" wall hanging or table topper.
Anchors Away Pillow Pattern
This charming nautical-themed pillow features a detailed anchor design set against a crisp background. The finished pillow measures 20" x 20" and uses simple piecing techniques that are perfect for intermediate quilters. The pattern includes complete cutting instructions, detailed assembly diagrams, and step-by-step directions for creating the envelope-style pillow back.
Maple Leaf Block Pattern
Create four beautiful 9" Maple Leaf blocks using traditional piecing methods including half-square triangles and creative stem construction. These versatile blocks can be used individually in larger quilts or combined with sashing and borders to make an elegant wall hanging or table topper measuring 24" x 24".
What You'll Get: • Complete cutting diagrams for efficient fabric use • Detailed step-by-step assembly instructions with illustrations • Fabric requirements for both projects • Optional wall hanging assembly instructions • Professional pattern layout and clear diagrams
Skill Level: Intermediate - requires basic quilting knowledge including half-square triangles and accurate seam allowances
Pattern Details: • Anchors Away Pillow: 20" x 20" finished size • Maple Leaf Blocks: Four 9" blocks or 24" x 24" wall hanging • Fat quarter friendly patterns • Clear cutting instructions and assembly diagrams included
This free PDF pattern download is perfect for quilters looking to add Canadian flair to their home decor or as a thoughtful handmade gift. The nautical anchor design pairs beautifully with the classic maple leaf motif, making this pattern collection ideal for Canada Day celebrations, maritime-themed rooms, or anyone who loves Canadian symbolism.
