Giveaway: Quilt Blocks Garden Trellis
The new Quilt Block of the Month, “Garden Trellis” has arrived! This beautiful quilt is designed with twelve on-point blocks in vertical row format. The crisp white background, a bold stripe and floral borders make this a beautiful full-size, 86” x 90” quilt.
The trendy blue/lavender floral print is complemented with tonals and small prints in violet, mulberry, turquoise, navy and mint green. The colors would go with any decor.
To make the quilt, you’ll need the 12 block kits, plus a Setting Kit. The quilt is designed for Beginner and Intermediate quilters. All fabrics are available as QuiltBlock Quarters (18” x 21”) and by the yard. The ready to sew binding is also in the stores. Online, you can order the backing/binding kit.
I hope you’ll pick Garden Trellis for your summer project!
To kick off Garden Trellis, we are giving away 6 fat quarters to one lucky winner. These can be used in addition to the quilt or for your own project. See below for the fat quarters’ patterns and to enter through the Gleam box.
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Beautiful fabric and kit. I love your two fat quarter pillow project. Thank you so much for the giveaway.
I love the colors…..very spring like…..
My favorite fat quarter project is a cosmetic pouch. Thanks for the chance to win this gorgeous fabric!
I use fat quarters for my small swap items, mug rugs, swap blocks, fabric boxes and for applique and quilts. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
I like using fat quarters for baby quilts.
What a great idea for a Summer project. And I love that you can purchase the binding and backing from the same line.
I usually make lap quilts but FQ’s are perfect for potholders, placemats, kitchen stuff.
i love using Fat Quarters in quilts.
I use FQ’s to make totes and bags. Thanks!
HELLO, love the fabrics! Really like using fat quarters in my quilting projects! Thanks for a neat giveaway!
I like making little travel pouches with them. They are great for smaller projects like hot pads and pot holders and of course, scrappy quilts.
I like to make little girls’ handbags and pencil cases.