Grandma's Garden Variation
Fairy Frost and Gingham Play are fabrics from Michael Miller. I had two large sets of these and had a project in mind. I pulled coordinating fabrics from each line and began cutting to make some awesome English Paper Piecing blocks.
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| Gingham Play and Fairy Frost | 
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| I used 2" hexagon papers and 1" (2" on the long sides) jewels to make the hearts | 
I've shared these blocks before. The large background squares (15" x 15") are also cut from fat quarters.
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| Grandmother's Flower Garden with Hearts, pinks | 
Here is one in orange. I used a soft print for the backgrounds.
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| GFG in oranges | 
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| Bright rainbow fabrics for sashings | 
Boring. So, I added the corner triangles and that made me happy.
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| Adding corner triangles to each block | 
And here are the 9 blocks for my quilt center:
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| Grandma's Garden quilt in the garden: 56" x 56" | 
I still have more Gingham Play and Fairy Frost fabrics. They are timeless and can morph into just about any design.
English Paper Piecing is the greatest take-along project and I always have a small bag packed, ready to go.







I do like these! The colors look like they were made to go together, and your center is wonderful. Thanks for sharing how great a little gingham can be.
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