My mom found this cute mini quilt in the “English Paper Piecing: Fresh New Quilts from Bloom Creek” book. She made it for a mini quilt auction and absolutely loved it. I also loved it, so I decided to make one. Since my mom had to give hers away, I decided to give it to her.
The Dresden Plates are put together via EPP. The quilt is supposed to be framed, but both my mom and I chose to bind it.
I decided to not do the rest by hand and instead machine appliqued everything.
I did some extremely small grid quilting on the pin dot background fabric and I LOVE IT!
I found the 30’s print for the back from Demelia’s in Yoder, KS. She had this and some other 30’s repros in her sale section for $5 per yard. I picked up a yard and probably won’t use any more of it. It will likely be given away to one of my more traditional friends.
I love to EPP and this is definitely my favorite EPP project so far.
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Wow – that is so pretty, I feel like I’m stepping back in time.
Hope you have had a great holiday and looking forward to seeing you all at the retreat very soon. Happy New Year!-
Thanks! I’m counting down the days until the retreat!
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I love being the recipient of this. Thanks so much.
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You are very welcome! Thanks for being the best mom ever. 🙂
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The cool thing about the pattern is the way the blades alternate curved and pointed. Your quilting is incredible in this piece.
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Thanks! That’s also my favorite part of the pattern!
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