Church Window Quilt Pattern | Lo & Behold Stitchery

All the beauty of stained glass, without the tricky Y-seams!

Inspired by the beautiful stained-glass windows of an old church, the Church Window Quilt Pattern by Lo & Behold Stitchery brings timeless inspiration to modern quilting.

With its striking geometric shapes, colourful fabric combinations, and contrasting background, Church Window creates a stunning design that looks wonderfully intricate but is constructed using traditional machine piecing with no Y-seams required!

This versatile pattern is perfect for exploring colour and contrast. Choose a carefully coordinated palette, experiment with bold and unexpected combinations, or give those favourite fabric scraps a chance to shine.

And speaking of fabrics, Church Window is wonderfully flexible! The pattern is scrap, fat eighth, fat quarter, and yardage friendly, making it a fantastic choice for shopping your stash or putting together a beautiful new fabric collection.

With three finished sizes, from a sweet baby quilt to a generous bed quilt, Church Window is a rewarding project for intermediate quilters who enjoy precision piecing and creative colour placement.

Perfect For

• Creating modern quilts inspired by stained glass
• Showcasing favourite fabric collections
• Using scraps, fat eighths, and fat quarters
• Exploring colour placement and contrast
• Building confidence with geometric piecing
• Making beautiful handmade gifts
• Intermediate quilters looking for a satisfying project

Why You'll Love It

A little traditional inspiration, a modern twist, and endless colour possibilities!

Church Window offers the striking appearance of a stained-glass design without the complexity of Y-seams.

The geometric layout provides plenty of opportunities to experiment with colour, while the included diagrams, alternate colourway ideas, and colouring page help you plan a quilt that's uniquely yours.

Whether you prefer a soft, coordinated palette or a bold mix of favourite fabrics, this pattern is a wonderful way to let your creativity shine.

Pattern Features

• Modern quilt design inspired by traditional stained-glass windows
• Traditionally pieced construction with no Y-seams
• Instructions for three finished quilt sizes
• Scrap, fat eighth, and fat quarter friendly
• Suitable for ¼ yard and ½ yard fabric cuts
• Thorough step-by-step instructions
• Helpful construction diagrams
• Alternate colourway inspiration
• Colouring page for planning your quilt
• Printed on high-quality paper and packaged in a clear zip bag

Finished Sizes

• Baby: 38" x 39"
• Throw: 53" x 62½"
• Bed: 83" x 86"

Fabric Inspiration

The cover quilt features Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton Solids in the following colours:

Pimento, Creamsicle, Peach, Lingerie, PFD Bleach White, Desert Green, Seafoam, Sage, Teal Blue, and Gotham Grey.

These beautiful solids create a fresh, colourful design with wonderful contrast and movement.

Cover quilt quilting by Walker Quilt Co.

Specifications

• Brand: Lo & Behold Stitchery
• Designer: Brittany Lloyd
• Pattern: Church Window
• SKU: LBS-111
• Product Type: Printed Quilt Pattern
• Technique: Traditional Machine Piecing
• Skill Level: Intermediate
• Finished Sizes: Baby, Throw, and Bed
• Fabric Requirements: Scrap, Fat Eighth, Fat Quarter, ¼ Yard, and ½ Yard Friendly
• Pattern Format: Printed Paper Booklet
• Booklet Size: 5½" x 8½"
• Packaging: Clear Zip Bag

Important Pattern Information

Fabric Width: Pattern fabric requirements are based on a Width of Fabric (WOF) of 42". If your fabric is narrower than 42", additional yardage may be required.

Pattern Use: This pattern is intended for personal use only. Duplication or reproduction of the pattern is prohibited.

You may sell finished quilts made using Lo & Behold Stitchery patterns, provided design credit is given to Lo & Behold Stitchery.

Please Note: This listing is for the printed paper quilt pattern only. Fabric and finished quilt are not included.

The last four quilts were created by Sarah O. (@mycrowdednest), Sarah C. (@thecraftyseashell), Brittany (@hopscotchandcotton), and Joy (@themakingsofjoy).