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

Missouri Daisy June 4, 1933-The Missouri Daisy quilt block was made from two shades of yellow fabric and green and white. The white petals of the flower are "shirred onto a deep yellow center and are padded with extra bits of cotton, bringing the flower out in relief" wrote Nancy Cabot in her Chicago Tribune column. The larger petals are a lighter shade of yellow fabric with the background being green. I have seen this block used in many of the quilts shown at the Kalona Quilt Show and Sale…

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...

This dizzy daisy quilt block is a simple and enjoyable pattern to make using 10-inch squares, making it an ideal project for beginners!

When I found this awesome quilt-as-you-go daisy block idea by Pattern Poole TV, on YouTube, I had to try it! The quilt as you go method is so easy and makes so much sense if you don't want to spend a load of time quilting in the traditional quilt top first method. I love doing

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Welcome back for another episode of the VINTAGE BLOCK ALONG I'm sharing another vintage block with you from my Grandma's...

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

Hello quilty friends:) I'm sew happy that the Calico Garden Sew Along will begin on Monday! If you need all the info on this sew along CL...