Flowers for Nana Girl
Doesn't this just say happy spring?
Look at those pretty yellow flowers! And my orange clivias blooming in the background. What could be a better way to welcome spring?
This cute pattern, Flowers for Nana Girl,
is from the book Scrap Quilting Strip by Strip by Kim Brackett. (affiliate link)
It's a very easy pattern to follow, using either pre-cut strips, or strips cut from stash fabric.
I made a small version of the quilt, using just nine blocks instead of twenty.
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The back is a soft, solid yellow flannel,
to show off the quilting. Here's a closer look, both front and back.
The border was done using a design from 501 Quilting Motifs, (affiliate link)
and in the next post I'll show you how that was quilted.
Until then, I hope spring has sprung where you live!
Happy Quilting!
I was drawn right in by those lovely yellow flowers! Such a lovely design... And the quilting is a perfect compliment. Makes those flowers pop!
ReplyDeleteWonderful little quilt. I really like those flowers, and your quilting has set everything off beautifully.
ReplyDeleteWoman, that is beautiful! I love your quilting!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern and your color choices are perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery cool design - you have made a fantastic job of it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun pattern. I love the color and the quilting you did on it.
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