Friends of ours recently adopted from China. When designing their baby quilt, I could not find anywhere a 5-petaled, pieced flower block, let alone a cherry blossom. I searched all over and just came up blank. (As I don’t do applique or paper-piecing those were not options).
So I designed my own. It’s a easy block to piece. And versatile. I’ve already used it as a pansy. It is probably adaptable for a wild rose, or strawberry blossom, or buttercup, or wood violet, or forget-me-not, or…
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2 Responses to “Block of the Month: Cherry Blossom”
Wow, beautiful. I have always wanted to learn to quilt. My H’s gramma gave us a huge quilt she made for our wedding gift and I love it. You do lovely work.
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