Patchwork Quilt

Patchwork Quilt makes every surface cloth. A patchwork quilt is pieced from large cotton blocks in cream, faded rose and sage with running-stitch seams showing between them, and a second panel carries one bold embroidered rose worked across it. Rounded felt applique pebbles are whip-stitched at their edges, plain or with sage yarn tufts pushed into the gaps. Flecked oatmeal wool felt, smooth charcoal velvet, bold faded-rose gingham check and loose-woven cream linen carry the walls. Honey pine floorboards with small dark pin knots pair with darker stained boards, an upright rolled bolt of cream and sage ticking stripes, and the flat end of that bolt wound in a tight spiral. A shelf of folded quilts, wooden thread spools, a round pincushion and open scissors, cream cable-knit wool in bold plaited stitches, a charcoal felt panel and deep green yarn loop shag finish the set. Patterns are bold enough to read at block size. This is surface artwork only: nothing glows, nothing is transparent and no block behaves differently.

Import the .mcpack download into Minecraft Bedrock.
Edit your world, open Resource Packs, and activate Patchwork Quilt.
Place this pack above other resource packs that replace the same blocks; the higher pack takes priority.
Build with stone brick, cobblestone, brick, calcite, oak and spruce planks and logs, bookshelves, white wool, black concrete and moss to see the full set. The embroidered panel replaces mossy stone brick, the rolled bolt replaces the oak log and the cable-knit replaces white wool.
Deactivate the pack in Resource Packs to restore the previous appearance.
