Grandmother's garden quilt

I'm not usually one to make resolutions because, like most people, I fail at them. I've just never been a goal-driven person. It's not so...

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

Grandmother's Flower Garden - The one with the Leaf Clusters - The Rescue Quilts #17 - Quilt Reveal - Southern Charm Quilts

Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt Like Grandma Used to Make susies-scraps.com

The Rescue Quilt series is about finishing up quilt tops that were never completed and then remaking the pattern. Sometimes I find easier / modern ways to make the quilt pattern, and sometimes I change up the pattern a bit to freshen things up. Other times I just finish the rescue quilt and end the...

You have to love a quilt show for inspiration! Going to a quilt show just makes me want to go home and create something! "Sunday Ride" was a favorite quilt of my family's from my August 20th post. We will see what the favorite quilt is today. Following are more pictures from the Springville Quilt Show. I like these signs they had hanging, they explain quilts and quilting to those visiting who may not be quilters. Dresden of the Sea by Diane E. Miller quilted by Carol Rossen Received a…

Join us on the blog for a free quilt tutorial from A Bit of Scrap Stuff to make this grandmother's garden quilt! Fabric is Wild and Free by Burlap and Blossom Patterns for Riley Blake Designs

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 love Grandmother's Flower Garden Quilts. There are so many different ones out there it hard to decide how I want to do mine. I love how they did the flowers at the bottom of this one. I got this one from: http://www.appleberryquilts.com/ Isn't this amazing! I found it at: http://patchworkchronicles.com/ I really like how they did the edge on this one. Found at: http://www.minerd.com/quiltagnesstonerwood03.htm I am not to sure I would do all the work to hang over a door... but another cute…