Flowers are blooming on blogs all this week thanks to Carla from
Creatin' In The Sticks...thanks, Carla!
I made a quilt using Into the Garden fabric by Amanda Herring for Riley Blake Designs.
I had bought the layer cake from Quilt Taffy...I love her online store!
Flowers Everywhere
How to make the flower blocks
Creatin' In The Sticks...thanks, Carla!
I made a quilt using Into the Garden fabric by Amanda Herring for Riley Blake Designs.
I had bought the layer cake from Quilt Taffy...I love her online store!
Flowers Everywhere
How to make the flower blocks
Monday, June 11th
MooseStash Quilting
In The Boon Docks
Seams To Be Sew
Lily Patch Quilts
Days Filled With Joy
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Seacoast Quilter
Tuesday, June 12th
Life in the Scrapatch
Words & Stitches
Kwilty Pleasures
Patchwork Breeze
AllThingzSewn
VroomansQuilts
Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats
Why Knot Kwilt
MooseStash Quilting
In The Boon Docks
Seams To Be Sew
Lily Patch Quilts
Days Filled With Joy
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Seacoast Quilter
Tuesday, June 12th
Life in the Scrapatch
Words & Stitches
Kwilty Pleasures
Patchwork Breeze
AllThingzSewn
VroomansQuilts
Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats
Why Knot Kwilt
Wednesday, June 13th
Just Let Me Quilt
Hazel’s Daughter
Nettie Sews and Lucky Quilts
ShirleyC
Cynthia's Creating Ark
Songbird Designs
Creativeblonde
Patchouli Moon Studio
Just Let Me Quilt
Hazel’s Daughter
Nettie Sews and Lucky Quilts
ShirleyC
Cynthia's Creating Ark
Songbird Designs
Creativeblonde
Patchouli Moon Studio
Thursday, June 14th
Sew Incredibly Crazy
selina quilts
PamelaQuilts
Ms P Designs USA
sunshinequilting
Melva Love Scraps
Quilty Pleasures
Sew Incredibly Crazy
selina quilts
PamelaQuilts
Ms P Designs USA
sunshinequilting
Melva Love Scraps
Quilty Pleasures
Friday, June 15th
Den syende himmel
QuiltFabrication
Blessings From Our Nest
DesertSky Quilting
Just Because Quilts
Quarter Inch Crafter
Creatin' in the Sticks
Google has made some changes, so answering comments has become quite the challenge.
Den syende himmel
QuiltFabrication
Blessings From Our Nest
DesertSky Quilting
Just Because Quilts
Quarter Inch Crafter
Creatin' in the Sticks
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Follow-up comments
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and your garden is looking glorious 🌸
ReplyDeleteThanks for the TUTORIAL. And you got to make an entire quilt with that BLOCK. I think it is cute! and want to try one myself using flowery fabric on each of their petals. Is that what you did? I will send you a pic if/when I finish it.Take care...robin
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Gorgeous quilt! Thanks for the tutorial as well!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt, so bright and cheerful.
ReplyDeleteSimple and effective! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt--and I like the simplicity of it. Your real flowers are looking beautiful right now too!
ReplyDeleteYou always rock my quilty world. Beautiful, Carol. Thank you for joining in on Where Flowers Bloom. Your tutorial is a bright spot in the hop for sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty quilt Carol. Thanks for the quick little pattern for it too. Glad we shared the same posting day.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the mini tutorial. It's often not easy to readily see how to make the block for the design easily from a picture, even to a non-beginning quilter. I adore your quilt with all the goodness of flowers. You brightened my day.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pattern!
ReplyDeleteThat is a darling quilt! So lovely! Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt. It would be fun to make.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteSew pretty! Thanks for the fun and easy pattern ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool project and I love that you showed us how to make the pattern also. I will definitely try this. Love the fabrics, they are perfect for this project and that border is fabuloso. :)
ReplyDeleteBloomin' beautiful! Both the quilt and the landscape. Perfect for a photo shoot. I'm in full blown scrappy mode right now, and I see scrappy flowers about to happen! lol!!!! Thanks for the little tutorial. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a sweet flower quilt and your instructions were so clear. Have a flowery day, Carol. bull tulip 69 @ gmail dot com (no spaces)
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt! Thank you for the tutorial. I'll be making one of these for sure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful in such a Creepy Carol way!! Hehehehe ;) well done Ms Carol and I so enjoy seeing your work and all you have to share thru this blog. Thank you dearest Creepy ❤️❤️ Love from your Wickedest Wendy
ReplyDeleteThis 8s very pretty I could use up alot of scraps on this.... happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteVery sweet. Perfect little photo shoot!
ReplyDeletethis looks fun and easy. I like this pattern.
ReplyDeleteI can make this quilt for the tiny grand baby in a week-end.
I hope that you do not hurt your feet on the legos. Walk with the sweeping motion, right?
This is a very sweet quilt and your tutorial is terrific, thanks
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute quilt. Love the colors and the tutorial is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet, pretty quilt! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHard pressed to say which is prettier your quilt or your flower garden.
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern and I luv your project!.
ReplyDeleteVery cute quilt! thanks for the free pattern! I knew you'd have something wonderful to share with us today.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty flower quilt. Days are zooming by as we are frantically packing and praying for a smooth escrow closing. St. George is on our horizon and July should find us beginning our Sunset years in Snow Canyon. Summer Smiles Dear...<3
ReplyDeleteYou always make the prettiest quilts! Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love your quilt, Carol - as well as the picture setting! Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing this pattern.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! Thanks for the tutorial - looks quick and easy to put together
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your pattern and quilt! That came out simply wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute quilt! Love the fabric you used.. I think I may "need" to make one :) xx
ReplyDeletePretty quilt.
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