Tulip Row in Bonnie Lane

Recently I was asked to make a quilt for Benartex's Fat Quarterly newsletter using Pat Sloan's new Bonnie Lane fabric collection (more on that quilt later). 

These two wanted in on my fabric photo shoot. They're quite the posers, aren't they?!

After I finished that quilt, I realized that I had the perfect idea for the leftovers. 

Here's my Tulip Row quilt shown in Bonnie Lane fabrics:

I didn't have enough leftovers to sew the whole quilt, so I created a single row wall hanging. I love the warm colors in this fabric line. 

Hello, tulip! 

The Bonnie Lane collection is available in precut 2-1/2"-wide strips, which is exactly what Tulip Row uses (plus additional yardage for backing, leaves, circles and binding). You can purchase the digital pattern in my Etsy shop. Ask for Bonnie Lane precuts at your local quilt shop or order it here.

Find the Tulip Row pattern here.

Hello, tulips!

Back in the spring, I designed a few quilt options featuring the cheery feedsack prints from Windham's Sugar Sack II collection. I fell in love with one of them immediately, and received the fabric to make it a couple week ago. 

Yep--it's pre-cut friendly! I designed the quilt specifically to be made with 2-1/2" wide strips. Half the cutting work is done before you even start. 

Today, I'm happy to introduce both the quilt top and the pattern.

Here's Tulip Row!

Each tulip is made from four different strips and a pieced stem; the leaves are appliqued in place. 

The pattern includes instructions for two different sizes; the 46" x 58" size shown here, which uses approximately half of a pack of 2-1/2"-wide strips, and a larger 60" x 72" size. 

Purchase the pattern in my Etsy shop.