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Red Harvest Lane by Jan Mott

Red Harvest Lane Throw

Designed by Jan Mott - Crane Design Finished Size: 76" x 87" (1.93 m x 2.21 m) Technique: Pieced Pattern available at www.henryglassfabrics.net Ordering Guide Inside


Red Harvest Lane by Jan Mott

100% Cotton ~ 15 Yard Put Ups ~ Unless Otherwise Noted

Crow and Sunflower Panel 1594PH-99

36” Panel 10 Yard Bolt

Selvedge. Shown at Full Width.


Ferns and Foliage 1587-35

6" Repeat

Small Scattered Leaves 1588-35

6" Repeat

Woodblock Vine 1586-88

4.8" Repeat

Wildflowers 1590-99

12" Repeat

Folio Basics Pattern 7755 10 Yard Put Ups

Col. 46

Col. 31

Col. 33

Col. 35

Col. 38

Col. 32

Col. 88

Col. 89

Col. 85


Crow Blocks 1592BH-99

Blocks Measure Approx. 8” x 8”

24" Repeat 8 Yard Bolt

Selvedge. Shown at Full Width.


Sunflowers 1589-93

8" Repeat

Crow Branches 1591-39

8" Repeat

Small Scattered Leaves 1588-33

Ferns and Foliage 1587-66

6" Repeat

Woodblock Vine 1586-99

6" Repeat

4.8" Repeat

Folio Basics Pattern 7755 10 Yard Put Ups

Col. 04

Col. 03

Col. 64

Col. 60

Col. 62

Col. 68

Col. 96

Col. 99


Crow Border Stripe 1593-38

24" Repeat

Selvedge. Shown at Full Width.


Red Harvest Lane Crows Quilt Designed by Jan Mott - Crane Design

Finished Size: 48 3/4" x 67 1/2" (1.24 m x 1.71 m) Total quilt top yardage: 5 1/3 yds (4.88 m) Technique: Pieced Pattern available at www.henryglassfabrics.net

Red Harvest Lane Crows Quilt Ordering Guide SKU

Yards

Meters

6 Kits

12 Kits

1586-88

5/8 yd

0.57 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1586-99*

2 yds

1.83 m

1 bolt

2 bolts

1588-33

1/2 yd

0.46 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1590-99

2/3 yd

0.61 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1591-39

7/8 yd

0.80 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1592BH-99^

2/3 yd

0.61 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

44” Backing Fabric Option 1587-35

4 1/4 yds

3.89 m

2 bolts

4 bolts

Ferns and Foliage 1587-35 44” Backing Fabric Option

^ Indicates fabric on a 8 yd bolt. * Indicates binding fabric. All fabric quantities are based on 15 yd bolts unless otherwise indicated.

Yardage amounts are estimates to buy against, not kit against. For kitting, please refer to the final pattern. It is recommended that you make a quilt top prior to kitting.


Red Harvest Lane Throw Designed by Jan Mott - Crane Design

Finished Size: 76" x 87" (1.93 m x 2.21 m) Total quilt top yardage: 8 5/8 yds (7.89 m) Technique: Pieced Pattern available at www.henryglassfabrics.net

Red Harvest Lane Throw Ordering Guide SKU

Yards

Meters

6 Kits

12 Kits

1586-99

3 yds

2.74 m

2 bolts

3 bolts

1587-35

2/3 yd

0.61 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1587-66

7/8 yd

0.80 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1588-35

7/8 yd

0.80 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1588-33

2/3 yd

0.61 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1589-93*

1 1/2 yds 1.37 m

1 bolt

2 bolts

1594PH-99^

1 yd

0.91 m

1 bolt

2 bolts

5 1/2 yds 5.03 m

3 bolts

5 bolts

44” Backing Fabric Option 1590-99

Wildflowers 1590-99 44” Backing Fabric Option

^ Indicates fabric on a 10 yd bolt. * Indicates binding fabric. All fabric quantities are based on 15 yd bolts unless otherwise indicated.

Yardage amounts are estimates to buy against, not kit against. For kitting, please refer to the final pattern. It is recommended that you make a quilt top prior to kitting.


Manhattan Quilt Designed by Fran Morgan

Finished Size: 43" x 55" (1.09 m x 1.40 m) Total quilt top yardage: 3 yds (2.74 m) Technique: Pieced Pattern available at www.fabriccafe.com Included in the book Panel Perfect 3-Yard Quilts

Manhattan Quilt Ordering Guide SKU

Yards

Meters

6 Kits

12 Kits

1586-99

1 yd

0.91 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1587-35*

1 yd

0.91 m

1 bolt

1 bolt

1594PH-99^

1 yd

0.91 m

1 bolt

2 bolts

3 1/2 yds 3.20 m

2 bolts

3 bolts

44” Backing Fabric Option 1590-99

^ Indicates fabric is on a 10 yd bolt. * Indicates binding fabric. All fabric quantities are based on 15 yd bolts unless otherwise indicated.

Wildflowers 1590-99 44” Backing Fabric Option

Yardage amounts are estimates to buy against, not kit against. For kitting, please refer to the final pattern. It is recommended that you make a quilt top prior to kitting.


Red Harvest Lane by Jan Mott

As a young girl growing up in rural up-state New York, Jan was surrounded by a family of artisans consisting of a variety of artistic talents from painting to sewing and woodworking. Being a country girl, she was always surrounded by natures landscape and wild life. As a high schooler, she met her now partner in life and business Jay Harbachuk. They dated, but for a short period and moved on to focus on their education. Jan, after graduating high school, pursued her education, attending college to become a graphic designer. After graduating college, she took her artistic talent home and began working as a print media advertising artist for a large local department store, illustrating home goods merchandise for newspaper ads. Then she moved on to pursue a career in graphic arts, marketing and advertising sales for a large nationally know newspaper chain. She worked with local businesses developing advertising campaigns and also worked with the editorial department illustrating for special news features. Twenty five years into her career, Jan and Jay re-met. Their relationship would become much different than before. They combined their talents and started an antique business, "Snoopn2gether". About 11 years ago Jan discovered an age old textile art called penny rugs while out antiquing. It renewed her interest in textiles and started to dabble in the art of wool applique. Wanting to use her illustrative talents, she started to design, following her heart of realism and nature, making her creations more than a stitching project, but a piece of art. Her style started to catch on with stitchers across the country wanting to replicate her designs. Hence developing the pattern company know as" Crane Design". Over time she expanded the line to include realistic country & seaside patterns to include a large selection of realistic bird designs, that everyone can relate to from their own backyard. She has also developed a line that carries the nature theme into punch-needle ... And now to a fabric collection. Crane Design offers nearly 200 patterns sold throughout the US and Canada to quilt shops and stitching enthusiast. Jan through trunk shows and social platforms has gained a strong fellowship and inspiration from shop owners to the stitching community. Now, as life and business partners and best friends, Jan and Jay spend their private time working in the flower garden and taking country rides pursuing antique treasures and more inspirations to share in the near future. Previous Collections Include: Magical Winter Woodlands, Awakenings & Oak and Berries

Insider Information 1. Works for late Summer and early Fall. 2. Best sunflowers of the season. 3. Jan's batik-esque looks are consistently the top sellers.

100% IMPORTED COTTON Machine wash cold, normal cycle with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Warm iron. Not suitable for children’s sleepwear. These designs are the property of HENRY GLASS & CO., INC., a division of Jaftex Corp, and are submitted to you in confidence for the sole purpose of soliciting your orders, in consideration of which you agree not to copy these designs or cause them to be copied directly or indirectly. © All Rights Reserved.

Digitally Printed October 2026 Release

Paper references and fabrics will never match exactly. Exact matches on coordinates are not guaranteed. Shading is inherent to the mill engraved look and is characteristic to this type of engraving. Natural irregularities are inherent in and characteristic of all fabrics. Not responsible for crocking or bleeding of dark blotch patterns onto white or light trim. ATTENTION EXPORT CUSTOMER This cloth is first quality by United States Standards; there are no warranties, and no claims will be honored based on different standards in other countries. If in doubt, we suggest you test this fabric before purchase to determine if any variance exists from your country’s standards.

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