This quilt project is definitely eye-catching.
The different colors made this piece lively and vibrant.
I also love the pattern variations such as plaids, polka dots, and gingham.
Watch the video below for the full instructions.
Trace the flower template on the top fabric then stay stitched on the outer side of the flower.
Cut just on the inside of the mark and the stitch.
Next, cut circles in different fabrics that match the flowers.
Give it a hot press to help it dry.
Do this same process for all three sizes.
For steps 3 and 4, do it in sections.
Step 3:
Start in the top left corner and then overlap with your flowers.
Mix and match different sizes and colors.
Cut the small flowers in half without the circle to fill in the sides.
Spray the back with 505 before putting it up onto your design wall.
Step 4:
Use raw edge applique so the final quilt will not be stiff.
Use a free-motion quilt to make it faster.
The first thing to stitch is the center of the flowers.
Next, stitch the flowers from the top, middle then the bottom.
Once all the edge pieces are on, stay stitch around the entire quilt.
Then attach the backing.
