The quilt pattern that I'm sharing today has been five years in the making--or at least the idea for it has!
I'm thrilled to have my Pennant Party quilt included in the Art Gallery Fabrics lookbook for Alexandra Bordallo's first collection, Dew + Moss. See the entire lookbook here.
These fun prints--with gnomes, daisies, mushrooms, snails and bug jars are so whimsical, and I knew they'd be perfect for this quilt. Here are the fabrics I used (the bug jars are the backing for the quilt as well):
I made the first version of this quilt back in 2014 for my niece. I knew I wanted to write a pattern for it, but I kept putting it off. Last year, my mom sewed another version of it, which I'll show soon. Finally, this summer, I saw Dew + Moss and it was time!
My three favorite things about this quilt:
1) the sweet mini bunting print in the row backgrounds
2) the quilting I did on the borders and sashings
3) the dimensional pennants!
Yep, that's right - the pattern includes directions to make dimensional pennants. I put one in each row, but you could do as few or as many as you like. The remaining pennants are made using fusible raw edge applique.
Side view:
This backing fabric is so fun!
The colors are so bright and cheery!
I'm really happy with how this turned out.
Pick your favorite pennant!
Want to make your own version?
Pennant Party is available for sale as a downloadable pattern in my Etsy shop.
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| Purchase the pattern here. |
Here are the fabric requirements:
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