Hey, Butterfly Babes! Welcome back to Week 2 of the Butterfly Garden quilt sew along! This week we cut our fabric. This will look different based on the size of fabric you start with — jelly roll, fat quarter, or scraps!
Welcome, my fellow butterfly lovers! Today we are starting a new adventure — the Butterfly Garden quilt sew along. Say goodbye to your gray chrysalis of the past and helloooooo to the fabulous color journey you are about to take!
I went on a meandering and beautiful color journey in preparation for this sew along.
We are so so excited to bring you this kid's butterfly tote bag tutorial based on the Butterfly Garden quilt pattern! Kim Vogelsang, the designer of this tote, is a long-time Suzy Quilts pattern tester. She surprised me with both an adult and matching mini butterfly tote when she mailed me her sample quilt for photographs!
This butterfly table runner tutorial is a fantastic way to use small scraps of fabric, refresh your dining space, and, if you're like me and have little kids running about, maybe even introduce your child to the beautiful world of sewing!
We are celebrating Memorial Day here at Suzy Quilts by showing you six different examples of red, white, and blue quilt patterns and why they work so well in this color scheme. Lilo Whitener-Fey, one of the founders of Modern Service Quilts, and owner of Trace Creek Quilting, has made three of the beautiful quilts seen here.
Dear quilty friends, it has been a Herculean effort to photograph the extraordinary number of Butterfly Garden quilts made by my sample makers! I think this is the most amount of quilts I've ever had at my house at once. I better build an epic fort while I can!