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MDG 14 10" Layer Cake Bandanna Quilt Fabric Squares

Fourteen precisely dye-cut 10-inch bandanna-print fabric squares bring bold pattern and vibrant color to your next quilt project.

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Overview

The MDG Bandanna Quilt Fabric Squares offer a convenient starting point for quilters and crafters looking for vibrant, pattern-rich material without the hassle of measuring and cutting. Each set includes 14 dye-cut 10" x 10" squares in bandanna-inspired designs—a classic motif that adds bold visual energy to quilts, table runners, pillow covers, and a variety of fabric craft projects. The layer cake format is a widely recognized standard in quilting, making these squares compatible with countless patterns and tutorials designed for 10-inch pre-cuts.

The precision dye-cut edges ensure that each square is uniform, which is essential for accurate piecing and consistent seam allowances. With 14 squares in the set, quilters have enough material to create small projects outright or to use as feature blocks within a larger quilt layout. The bandanna pattern lends itself to Americana, western, and country-themed designs, but its strong graphic quality also works well in modern and eclectic quilting styles.

Specifications

Brand
MDG
Type
Fabric Squares (Layer Cake)
Square Size
10" x 10"
Quantity
14 Squares
Pattern
Bandanna
Cut Method
Dye Cut

Frequently Asked Questions

The set contains 14 individual 10" x 10" fabric squares.
They all feature bandanna-style patterns, though specific color and pattern variations within the set are not detailed by the manufacturer.
A layer cake is a pre-cut bundle of 10" x 10" fabric squares, a standard quilting format that saves time on measuring and cutting.
Pre-cut quilting squares are typically not pre-washed. Washing before use is a personal preference—some quilters prefer to wash to prevent shrinkage, while others sew with unwashed fabric for easier handling.