This is a Moda BOM offered at the local quilt shop. Several of us jumped in with the teaser first pattern. My plan was to finish it and redo my bedroom to match it. Well, once I had all the blocks completed it was just too busy. There's not a spot to rest your eyes. I quit before adding the border, stipple quilted it and just display it now and then.
Each block was a delight to work on; some applique with primitive stitching but mostly piecing.

Tulips. Nice setting for them using these strong colors.
This was a bit tricky at first. For the green blocks, a strip of red flannel was pieced down the center before the blocks were cut. This allowed the edges to be raw and free to fray. And again the red flannel on the basket handle. I used some old, old buttons on this block and throughout the quilt. I still have a bag of buttons I intended to used once it was quilted.
Another unusual basket is this narrow one with a single larger flower.
Just two more pictures to show from this quilt.
Each block was a delight to work on; some applique with primitive stitching but mostly piecing.
This was the first block and a real teaser. Do I or don't I? Look at that sweet basket with three sweeter flowers. Check out the bows on the side and then tell me you'd say no.
Tulips. Nice setting for them using these strong colors.
This was a bit tricky at first. For the green blocks, a strip of red flannel was pieced down the center before the blocks were cut. This allowed the edges to be raw and free to fray. And again the red flannel on the basket handle. I used some old, old buttons on this block and throughout the quilt. I still have a bag of buttons I intended to used once it was quilted.
How about these teeny tiny yo yos for the basket handle and also the base.
Another unusual basket is this narrow one with a single larger flower.
Just two more pictures to show from this quilt.
And another of my favorite blocks from this quilt. It gives off a cooler color and makes me think more about our fall weather. As you can see, I finished with scrappy binding. Yes, I do believe I would have said yes again. It was the process and the appeal.
Marcy
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