Peasholme Green Quilt Pattern – By Judy Newman & Margaret Mew

Inspired by an 1830–1840s Quilt from The Quilters’ Guild Heritage Collection

The Peasholme Green Quilt Pattern is a beautiful tribute to early 19th-century English quilting, inspired by an original 1830–1840s appliquéd and pieced Frame Quilt from The Quilters’ Guild Heritage Collection. This design was created as the debut fabric and pattern collaboration by Judy Newman & Margaret Mew, blending historical accuracy with timeless quiltmaking appeal.
At the heart of the quilt is the striking Ayla center panel, framed by elegant borders and surrounded by a lively field of octagons and pieced blocks that echo the charm and variety found in Georgian-era quilts. The result is a richly layered, heirloom-style quilt that feels both authentic and fresh.
This pattern is ideal for reproduction fabric lovers, medallion quilt enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys combining piecing with strong historic design.
Pattern Highlights:
Authentic frame-style medallion layout
Features the Ayla center panel
Classic octagon-style patchwork surrounds the center
Designed for reproduction and historic prints
Inspired by an original 1830–1840s quilt
Clear construction for an impressive, period-correct finished quilt
Skill Level: Confident Beginner to Intermediate
This pattern is approachable for quilters comfortable with accurate cutting and piecing.
What You Will Receive:
One printed Peasholme Green Quilt Pattern
Complete layout and construction instructions