Oopsie daisy quilt pattern
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Instructions Are Included for Three Sizes! Piecing and applique combine in this beautiful vintage-style quilt for a lovely piece that evokes simpler times. While it looks complicated, this is a surprisingly easy quilt to make. The piecing is simple and straightforward, and the applique can be quickly finished with fusible web and machine stitching. Of …
This quilt was made by a client that prefers to remain anonymous. She was inspired by Missouri Star Quilt Company's Wallflower Quilt tutorial . I love that she went off-pattern to add the centers, stems, and leaves to the flowers. She named the quilt Crazy Daisy because one flower isn't q
The Oopsie Daisy wall quilt pattern is fast, fun, and easy enough even for beginning quilters. Simple patchwork and fast fusible applique make this quilt pattern a delight to sew.
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Today I wanted to show you another quilt... It's the quilt we are all doing this year in Clothesline Club. It's a perfect opportunity for me to use my huge 1930's collection... And also several vintage feedsacks .... I love the way that the quilt blocks are set on point .... And incorporates applique as well as piecing. My friend Judy brought hers to show at our meeting on Tuesday. The pattern is called Oopsie Daisy by Darlene Zimmerman..... Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend my friends!
Happy SQI today! It's the end of March (a grandson's birthday) and we're all still in quarantine. This week I hope to add a few daisies (Shasta, maybe) to the garden of flowers that are thriving in the yard. And so, I thought that perhaps daisies would be a good theme for quilts. Guess what?! It is! And because SQI must always have quilts, here are just a few that I discovered... I suppose you could say we're doing great. When I think of the alternatives: a sick baby, a family member…
Oopsie Daisy blocks all made with 1 1/2” strips . I had a gazillion cut out in 4” for piano key borders, got lucky! Lol. Made 120. Now starting the...
I am new to quilting. This is my first try at an applique quilt. I used the Oopsie Daisy pattern but a few mistakes in measuring and it became my own. I am also…
Pictures - Doo da Daisy by Amy Butler - I hesitate to post this quilt I just completed for my granddaughter's 4th birthday....it was totally inspired by photos on this blog.... http://tamarackshack.blogspot.com/20...a-daisy-2.html . When I saw it, I knew it was perfect for my little Miss Sunshine....who happens to love
When I found this awesome quilt-as-you-go daisy block idea by Pattern Poole TV, on YouTube, I had to try it!
This quilt was made by a client that prefers to remain anonymous. She was inspired by Missouri Star Quilt Company's Wallflower Quilt tutorial . I love that she went off-pattern to add the centers, stems, and leaves to the flowers. She named the quilt Crazy Daisy because one flower isn't q
Hi Y'all! I shared this over at Sew in Love {with fabric} last week and now get to share on my blog. I am so super proud of this fun br...
When I'm drawing out a new fabric line I usually have a rough idea of the quilts I want to make with it, but I KNEW I wanted to make a big flower quilt. After tinkering with designs for a month I went back to basics and landed on a giant Daisy block. The main...Read More
This is Lorna's Doo Da Daisy quilt and the pattern is by Amy Bradley. This is the first of two she brought me and I have the second one on my machine right now. One is pink flowers with a purple backing and the other is purple flowers with a pink backing...and no I didn't mix that up. She requested that so both of the girls receiving the quilts will have both colors! I quilted swirls in the horizontal sashing, CC's in the 16 patch, large pebbles in the flower background and centers and a…
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This is Lorna's Doo Da Daisy quilt and the pattern is by Amy Bradley. This is the first of two she brought me and I have the second o...
This is Lorna’s second Doo Da Daisy quilt and the pattern is by Amy Bradley. This time Lorna chose purple fabric for the daisies and a different print for the sashing and 16 patches. I quilted it the same as her first one except for one small change, I quilted the center of the daisies with a swirl. Quilters Dream Puff batting and So Fine thread. I wanted to show you a close up of how I did the large pebbles around the daisies. I wanted the daisies to look like they where laying on the…
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