New Patterns and Kits: Pieced Primrose, Geese in the Garden, Blooming Wallflowers, LatticeWork

Just a quick note to say that the print versions of my 4 new patterns have now arrived from the printer – whoo hoo! Although they were made to feature my new Abstract Garden fabric line, they are versatile to use any fabrics you like! You can pull similar colors, or mix it up for your own unique take! I’m also offering kits for each, while supplies last.

Abstract Garden Quilt Patterns

To give you a quick overview of the quality and layout of the print versions, I made this short one-minute (silent) YouTube video of me thumbing through the pages. They are printed on high quality semi-gloss paper with a firm cover so they’ll hold up while you use them! Click the image below to watch.

And now, to end this post with some colorful “eye candy” here are images of the finished quilts themselves. Coming up soon, I’ll be blogging more about the making of each quilt with some bonus tutorials and tips. And don’t forget, I’ll be hosting a quilt along to make Blooming Wallflowers in January, so be on the lookout for the QAL schedule, coming soon!

Pieced Primrose Quilts

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Pieced Primrose Quilts Made from Abstract Garden

Geese in the Garden Quilts

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Geese in the Garden with Abstract Garden fabric

Blooming Wallflowers Quilt

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Blooming Wallflowers quilt

LatticeWork Quilt

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LatticeWork Quilt Made from Abstract Garden

3 thoughts on “New Patterns and Kits: Pieced Primrose, Geese in the Garden, Blooming Wallflowers, LatticeWork

  1. Jean says:

    The patterns I ordered came Friday. Now to pick fabrics and start cutting out Blooming Wallflowers and Geese in the Garden to take to my guild’s retreat in January.

  2. Joey says:

    The fabrics you designed look so perfect with your patterns! I don’t see how you have finished so many quilts especially being up against the deadlines. Job well done!

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