Daisy quilt pattern free

When I'm drawing out a new fabric line I usually have a rough idea of the quilts I want to make with it, but I KNEW I wanted to make a big flower quilt. After tinkering with designs for a month I went back to basics and landed on a giant Daisy block. The main...Read More

Imagine my excitement when I learned Renee Nanneman (fabric designer for Andover and publisher for Need'lLove) chose my Cotton Daisies pattern to create this beautiful quilt using her new fabric line, Beehive. And...it's hanging in the Andover booth at Quilt Festival in Houston! Cotton Daisies quilt pattern can be found on my website: Laughyourselfintostitches.com Digital Downloads and Mailed Patterns Renee was so gracious to take a couple photos for me and i asked her to make sure she was…

The pattern for my daisy quilt is now up on Craftsy! The pattern includes 2 foundation pieced blocks - the daisy flower block and the stem and leaf block. There are 2 ways you can make the stem and leaf block. You can paper piece the entire block or you can just paper piece the leaves and traditionally piece the rest of the block. As a bonus I've included instructions for making a 50" x 60" quilt from the blocks!

Happy SQI today! It's the end of March (a grandson's birthday) and we're all still in quarantine. This week I hope to add a few daisies (Shasta, maybe) to the garden of flowers that are thriving in the yard. And so, I thought that perhaps daisies would be a good theme for quilts. Guess what?! It is! And because SQI must always have quilts, here are just a few that I discovered... I suppose you could say we're doing great. When I think of the alternatives: a sick baby, a family member…

RBD Make it Modern | Fresh as a Daisy Quilt pattern by Pen and Paper Patterns | Fabric: Riley Blake Designs Shades, Swiss Dot, Blossom, Confetti Cotton and Bee Basics

When I found this awesome quilt-as-you-go daisy block idea by Pattern Poole TV, on YouTube, I had to try it! The quilt as you go method is so easy and makes so much sense if you don't want to spend a load of time quilting in the traditional quilt top first method. I love doing

Missouri Daisy June 4, 1933-The Missouri Daisy quilt block was made from two shades of yellow fabric and green and white. The white petals of the flower are "shirred onto a deep yellow center and are padded with extra bits of cotton, bringing the flower out in relief" wrote Nancy Cabot in her Chicago Tribune column. The larger petals are a lighter shade of yellow fabric with the background being green. I have seen this block used in many of the quilts shown at the Kalona Quilt Show and Sale…