Hello and welcome!
It’s Julia from Inflorescence Designs! I’m so joyful you are visiting today. Today I am sharing with you a fun and quick little mini quilt perfect to dress up any small wall. This quilt when finished measures just under 30″ square, so it is easy to make and quilt on any domestic machine.
December BOM Mini Quilt Wreath
To make this mini, you will need to download the quilt block pattern from Thermoweb’s Crafting Facebook page called Therm O Web Craft Room. There you will find not only this fun mini quilt block pattern but also other FREE blocks that are published monthly as part of a block-of-the-month feature.
The fabric featured in the block above and in this fun mini quilt are Riley Blake Old Fashioned Christmas (Tartan and Text Red) as well as Kona Cotton (Snow and Basil).
So, once you get your pattern, come on back and let’s get started!
Wreath Mini Quilt
Supplies:
- (4) December BOM quilt blocks.
- HeatnBond Basting Spray
- StitchnSew Fleece 60″: larger than 27 1/2″ square
- (2) 2″ x 24 1/2″ white (background) fabric strips
- (2) 2″ x 27 1/2″ white (background) fabric strips
- Backing Fabric: larger than 27 1/2″ square
- Binding Fabric: approximately 122″ long by your preferred width.
- (2) 6″ fabric squares for corner hangers
- Basic Sewing Notions
- Oliso Iron
Instructions:
Sew the 4 quilt blocks together.
Next…
Add on the 2″ x 24 1/2″ top and bottom fabric borders.
Then…
Add on the 2″ x 27 1/2″ borders.
Next…
Baste the front piece, StitchnSew Fleece and backing fabric with SpraynBond Basting Spray. Quit as desired.
Finally…
Fold the corner hangers in half along the diagonal to form a triangle. Press. Place the raw edges of the triangles along the top corners of your quilt. Baste to secure. Add your binding using your preferred method.
Finished!
Thank you for visiting today! Come back soon to see what else will be starting to bloom with Inflorescence Designs!
Starting to bloom by choosing JOY ~ Julia
Hello! I'm Julia Schweri from Fairfield, Ohio USA. I have enjoyed creating works of art to love and cherish since I was a young girl. My mother and grandmother taught me how to crochet very young and it instilled a passion for all things fiber arts and crafts. As an adult I found inspiration and support though the amazing online crafting community. I love to design quilt blocks and participate in blog hops. You can find me at www.inflorescencedesigns.com .