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High Country Quilts Highlands Ranch

6148 E County Line Rd B, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
(303)-205-1570
Contact@hcquilts.com
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Monday 10 AM–5 PM Tuesday 10 AM–5 PM Wednesday 10 AM–5 PM Thursday 9 AM–7 PM Friday 10 AM–5 PM Saturday 10 AM–5 PM Sunday Closed
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High Country Quilts Colorado Springs

 4727 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
(719) 598-1312
Contact@hcquilts.com
Store Hours
Monday 10 AM–5 PM Tuesday 10 AM–5 PM Wednesday 10 AM–5 PM Thursday 10 AM–5 PM Friday 10 AM–5 PM Saturday 10 AM–5 PM Sunday Closed
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Extravaganza 2026

Extravaganza 2026

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Three-Day Quilting & Sewing Retreat Extravaganza October 15th –17th Join us for an unforgettable three-day retreat filled with creativity, inspiration, and hands-on learning! Whether you’re pas...
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Canadian Flag Quilt Pattern

Canadian Flag Quilt Pattern

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$9.00 - $9.00
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$9.00 - $9.00
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Shipping note: This product ships separately from a third party, typically in 2–4 business days unless specified differently. Item cannot be shipped to P.O. boxes, Hawaii, Alaska or outside the contiguous U.S. Also, it cannot be shipped internationally. Not eligible for express shipping.

Canadian Flag Quilt Pattern. The finished size is 31x20 inches, perfect for a wall hanging or center piece.

The white square in the center is 17x20. You could use this pattern to make a fall maple leaf quilt with scrap fabric you need 9 inches of the color fabric to make the leaf.

A customer saw my American Flag quilt pattern and asked if I ever thought of making a Canadian Flag. I was worried about the angles needed to make the maple leaf, but using Half Rectangle Triangles (HRT) and my usual half square triangles (HST) I was able to traditionally piece together this maple leaf quilt pattern.

I added leaf lines for quilting along with stitch in the ditch to tack things down.