Timberland Holiday Flourish Quilt Patter

If you’re looking for a charming seasonal quilt that is easy to assemble and perfect for cozy winter décor, the Timberland Holiday Flourish Quilt is a wonderful project to try. Designed by Ariga Wilson for Robert Kaufman Fabrics, this pattern features a large fussy-cut panel surrounded by layered borders made with colorful Half-Square Triangles (HSTs). The result is a quilt that looks intricate but is absolutely beginner-friendly.

Whether you choose the Blue, Holiday, or Onyx colorstory included in the pattern, this quilt brings a warm festive atmosphere to any room. It is ideal for gifting, decorating your home for the holidays, or simply enjoying as a comforting throw during colder months.

In this article, you’ll find an overview of the pattern, essential cutting and sewing notes, and a step-by-step look at how the quilt top comes together. At the end of the post, you will be able to download the original PDF.

Timberland Holiday Flourish Quilt Patter

Finished Quilt Size

The finished quilt measures:

42” x 60”
(Perfect as a throw, sofa quilt, or child-size quilt.)

Materials You Will Need

The pattern uses a combination of yardage and a full fabric panel from the Timberland collection. Fabric requirements include approximately:

• 1 full panel (22½” x 40½”)

• Assorted yardage ranging from 1/8 yard to 1⅛ yards

• 3 yards for the backing

• ½ yard for the binding

The magic of this quilt lies in the color combinations—each border is made with different blends of fabrics to create eye-catching geometric effects. The PDF includes three beautiful colorstories:

• Blue Colorstory – cool, wintery, and serene

• Holiday Colorstory – warm reds, greens, and festive tones

• Onyx Colorstory – elegant blacks, silvers, and scarlets

Each gives the quilt a completely different personality.

Cutting Overview

The quilt top uses:

• A fussy-cut center panel

• Borders made from strips in various widths

• Half-Square Triangles trimmed to 2½”

• Long border strips sewn together end-to-end, then trimmed to size

Careful pressing and accurate trimming will make your borders fit perfectly around the center panel.

How to Make the Half-Square Triangles (HSTs)

Most of the decorative borders are built from colorful HST units.

The process is simple:

1. Pair one 3″ square of Fabric D with a 3″ square of another fabric (C, E, F, G, H, or I).

2. Place them right sides together.

3. Draw a diagonal line across the back of one square.

4. Sew ¼” away from both sides of the drawn line.

5. Cut on the marked line to make two HSTs.

6. Press and trim each one to 2½” square.

Repeat this process to create all the HST combinations listed in the pattern.

Assembling the Quilt Top

The quilt comes together in layers, adding border after border around the center panel.

1. Center Panel

Start by fussy-cutting the main panel to 22½” x 40½”.

2. Border 1

Use 1½” strips to frame all sides of the panel.

3. Border 2

Add 2½” strips on all sides.

4. Border 3

This is the first decorative border made with arranged HSTs.
Two different layouts are used:

• One layout for the side borders

• Another for the top and bottom borders

Each arrangement follows the sequence shown in the pattern.

5. Border 4

Add a 1½” strip border to frame the HSTs.

6. Border 5

The final border uses another set of colorful HSTs with a slightly longer sequence on the top and bottom.

After attaching the last border, your quilt top is ready!

Download the Free PDF Pattern

At the end of your blog post, you can place your download link here:
➡️ Free PDF: Timberland Holiday Flourish Quilt Pattern

Finishing Your Quilt

Once the quilt top is assembled:

1. Baste the quilt layers.

2. Quilt as desired—straight-line quilting or gentle curves both look beautiful with this pattern.

3. Attach the binding using the 2½” strips you cut earlier.

Your seasonal quilt is now complete and ready to enjoy!