There’s something really fun about watching eleven ladies take one pattern (Phoebee, Belle, or Lily) and make it their own. The trick to these patterns is auditioning the fabrics – which can actually take more time than putting the top together! They did a fantastic and creative job of fabric selection and color/value placement of all the elements (background pieces, accent strips, and both sides of the focus fabric).
In addition to making these beauties, we had tips, door prizes, a mini-trunk show and lunch.
To not reveal their quilts before completion, I’m just going to give you an “in-progress” peek at the variation in these winged-girl quilts:
Great job, friends!
Now let’s get looking to #usebothsides of your focus fabric to make some beautiful bouquets!
Rose uses the reverse of her focus fabric for the vase and the front for the bouquet and binding.
Rose quilt pattern is available at etsy.com/shop/CreativeBeeStudios
Check your stash-do you have any beautiful “wrong-sides” to use?
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Beautiful!!