694 Uther
A dramatic and bold quilt design in any color combination, Uther will delight quilters with the many subtle designs that can be brought out.  Castle "Walls" , stars and more!  A great design that performs solidly!

411 Morgan le Fay
A wonderful block just as full of illusions and secondary designs as the woman it's named for! 

259 Mordred
A simple and beautiful design for framing or any project a quilter can dream up.

107 Pendragon
Extremely easy paper piecing design that will have quilters rushing to their stashes.  This delightful "castle" block with the four 'walls' and towers will work in any color combination and setting.

Arthur's Seat
Edinburgh, Scotland
This huge crag, which rises to a height of 822 feet above sea-level above the city of Edinburgh,  has been known as Arthur's Seat since the fifteenth century. Part of Holyrood Park, it offers a tremendous view of the surrounding country and of the sea to the east. The 'seat' itself is said to be the notch between the highest point of the peak and a secondary point a little way to the south. In fact, it is probably named after a local hero who happened to bear the name Arthur. It has been said that the association of the hill with Arthur may be a matter of its being a base for military action in the 6th century. 
Interestingly enough, Edinburgh is identified with the Castle of Maidens in several Arthurian tales, which is probably because one of its medieval names was Castellum Puellarum (Castle of Women). In the stories it is sometimes a place where a number of female prisoners are kept; at other times it seems to be occupied by seductive women who tempt knights passing by. In at least one version, Arthur's half-sister, the renowned 'enchantress' Morgan le Fay, is its mistress.