Baltimore Album Quilts, Day Two (FREE Pattern)
Here is a clever use of a pre-printed panel of flower wreaths. They reminded me of Baltimore Album motifs. But, cutting them up gave me a way to set my Nosegay blocks which I paper pieced about 10 years ago. Here is what a Nosegay block looks like. I used some reproduction prints. The Nosegay is vintage and typically has a lot of y-seams. Not the way I do it!
| Two block Nosegay quilt |
I made several blocks and knowing I would be setting them on point, I wanted more than just a slab of fabric (though cute fabric is always successful, right?) Same blocks, same setting fabric.
| Six block Nosegay quilt |
Then I had even more and now it was time to get creative! I had 5 blocks and cut apart 3 large panel prints and used them to set my blocks on point. Fun, huh? This was donated to my local quilt guild for our charity quilt endeavors.
| Five block Nosegay quilt |
Now for the FREE pattern! This is Leslie's Album that was made using some Windham Fabrics about 15 years ago. It was published in a quilting magazine and I thought it would be fun to offer it to those who like to hand appliqué. My approach to making this was ALL by machine! Take your pick.
| Leslie's Album: 31" x 31" |
There's a basket, vines, half-wreaths. Lots of flowers, leaves and even sawtooth borders. Enjoy!
I love the Nosegay blocks, but have never thought to make them like you did. Really cool. Thanks for the free pattern.
ReplyDeleteI really like the nosegay blocks.
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