The Whiptail Lizard southwest desert quilt block pattern completed block photo features a striped lizard on yellow rock with rust rocks, green cactus, and cracked dry earth. Buy Purchase for Sale at Raspberry Lane Crafts.

In "The Whiptail Lizard" quilt block, the striped lizard warms its scaly skin on a yellow rock among other colorful rocks on a cracked desert floor.

The Whiptail Lizard southwest desert quilt block pattern back page printed on yellow paper features fabric requirements and contact information for Raspberry Lane Crafts. Buy Purchase for Sale.

The Whiptail Lizard Quilt Block Pattern

$ 7.99

"Whiptails are quite at home in the sand. They are one of the most prevalent lizards in the dry southwestern U.S. Geographical range of whiptails includes the southwest U.S., the West Indes, and Central and South America excluding Patagonia. They are found in burrows or trees not only in deserts, but also swamps, tropical rain forests, and savannas. In the desert, whiptail lizards are often found near dense vegetation, sandy washes, or arid arroyos." from "Whiptail Lizards"

Block nine in the Desert Habitats Collection, The Whiptail Lizard quilt block pattern includes: a placement diagram, fabric table, pattern pieces, block assembly directions, the essay “Whiptail Lizards”, and a “Save the Earth Tip.”

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Finished Size: 15-inch block

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