Kaha means Courage Quilt Pattern by Julie Robertson of Sublime Stitchery
Downloadable PDF
 
Kaha (verb) in te reo Māori carries a powerful meaning: to be strong, able, capable, courageous, intense, and energetic. This quilt design embodies those qualities with its bold, punchy points and use of vibrant colours. The blocks themselves demand a bit of courage—they're intricate, time-consuming, and yes, a tad repetitive. But that's where the magic lies! By embracing the rhythm of the process, you'll experience the satisfaction that comes with completing each step.
 
The throw-sized design is also wonderfully flexible—add blocks and sashing to make it larger, or reduce the number of blocks to make it smaller. Embrace the process, channel your mahi (hard work), and enjoy the reward of creating something beautiful and uniquely yours.
 
22-page PDF (Instant Download)
The document can be printed on A4 and Letter-sized paper
The finished quilt measures approximately 67½" x 88½" (w x h)
Stash Friendly! Use yardage, fat quarters or your scrap stash
Pattern assumes that the quilter has basic piecing and quilting knowledge, including sewing with a ¼" seam allowance and a SCANT ¼" seam allowance.
Advanced beginner pattern.
Fabric Requirements listed in photos.
Download the free Project Requirements HERE
 
Sublime Stitchery Patterns are easy to read and follow, with detailed cutting instructions and plenty of graphics for the visual learner. 
 
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