Flower garden quilt

Photographs of the quilt 'The Flower Garden', designed and made by Kim Mclean. Visit the site for more quilts, needlepoint and other projects!

Learn the history, find free patterns, and learn tips and tricks to create the lovely Grandmothers Flower Garden quilt made of hexagons.

Have Fun With The Many “Looks” You Can Achieve With this Pattern! This gorgeous quilt makes stunning use of reproduction and gingham fabrics. The pattern can take on many looks depending on the fabrics you choose and their placement. The version shown here, by Becky Hicks, has the look of a flower garden bursting with …

Looking for a gift for your grandmom? Then you might want to consider making one of these grandmothers flower garden quilts.

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. Flower Garden antique quilt circa 1930. Green garden gates separate the flowers which are bordered in white. Thousands of hexagons make up this beautiful quilt. Feed sack prints with complimentary solid color comprise each flower with a yellow center. . Unusual color placement forming a center medallion. . Extensive hand quilting around each and every hexagon at 7 stitches to the inch. . The flowers are arranged in 'Trip Around the World' formation. . Full size measuring 70″ x84″…

The possibilities are endless! I've been wanting to make a simple Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt for a while. Well, there’s no time like the present! A few weeks ago, I worked up a couple of pillows trying out my layout ideas for this simplified Grandmother’s Flower Garden. I loved this soft palette so much I couldn’t wait to see it as a quilt! This quilt is so easy and fast, even a very early beginner could do it, and it would make a great weekend project! This is all done with just one…

This pattern and tips for the quilt pattern "Grandmother's Flower Garden" is by a Kentucky former quilt store owner. Thanks to The Querky Quilter for sharing this with our readers. When we hear the word “ green” we often think of efforts to conserve and recycle. But this is not a new concept, dating as

I want to talk about the third quilt in the 1920-1930 popular pattern trinity. We’ve talked about the first two – Sunbonnet Sue and the Double Wedding Ring Quilt. I mentioned Grandmothe…

Romantic and timeless vintage inspired quilt patterns designed by Verna Mosquera owner of The Vintage Spool.