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Originally Posted by Geri B
(Post 7497168)
I think msqc has as does back porch templates and I think EB too! Just search orange peel or new cathedral window template or tute......
I don't usually make all these craft things that shown here, but I want to make this. |
Oh, I do love this pattern. Will definitely have to make at least one!
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Great tutorial! I know I've got to do this.
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This is a great tutorial! Thanks so much. :)
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Thank you for your wonderful tutorial. I will definitely make it.
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Easy to follow tutorial. Thank you.
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Looks like the perfect Secret Santa gift to me. Great tutorial. I also enjoy making frog pincushions. The white lily one would be perfect for the frog.
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I can't tell you enough how beautiful these are thx for sharing, also your tutorials are Great
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That is the cutest thing I've seen in a long time. Another one for my To Do list. Thank you for sharing.
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Tartan, NativeTexan provided this link yesterday, and I'm delighted to find it - almost 5 years since you originally posted it. It's definitely worthy of the staying power it has on QB. Thanks for the tutorial!
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aren't they pretty. in red or white. but any color just for a quilt. I hope to make another quilt or maybe a table runner for Christmas!
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Hi I am new here and trying to learn my way around. Did you give the amount of yardage/fabric needed to make this ? even if for one flower & I can take it from there. I found this and followed it here & joined
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For one flower, you will need 1/4 yard of two 45 inch wide fabrics. You will need batt for the 4 circles but no batt for the 4 extra petals that are put on top of the 4 sewn together circles. Hope you can figure it out from there.
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It has been a while since I did the water lily and I think you can get the 4 circles from 1/4 yard green and 1/4 yard white but you need a little extra for the four petals that get inserted after sewing the circles together.
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