Six Botanical Quilt Patterns


Did you know that I have a number of quilt patterns available? I thought it might be helpful to share them all in one post.

  1. Flowering Gum Pattern (previously run as a BOM).

This pattern is the most comprehensive introduction to my piecework process. If you’d like to learn my quiltmaking process, this is the best place to start! Set up with manageable chunks of work (block of the month style) the pattern comes with access to some video tutorials and demonstrations. It’s been an extremely popular pattern.

2. Two Blossoms

This is the first pattern I made, and is found in my ‘pieced’. It was designed as an introduction to my process and includes curved piecing, and partial seams. It’s a small project, which may suit some of you more than the large Flowering Gum project.

3. Blossom Bounty.

The block format of this pattern allows you to make a quilt as large or as small as you like. Lots of curved seams in this one, which makes for a striking quilt! This pattern is also found in my book ‘pieced’.

4. Banksia 1

If you’re familiar with my piecework process, you enjoy this pattern. I’d say that it’s my most complex pattern so far. It comes with detailed piecing instructions, though, which means you can certainly work your way from start to finish comfortably. And I just love those stunning banksia flowers.

5. Slow stitch kits

These are sweet, simple designs, created for your hand-stitching pleasure. Sometimes we just like a simple, small project to keep our hands busy, and to compete within a manageable time frame. These also make great gifts and are easy to post.

6. Eucalyptus Dancing

My most ambitious pattern yet. This quilt is a stunner, and includes detailed piecing instructions. The Eucalyptus Dancing Quilt Pattern includes a comprehensive pattern and detailed instructions that will guide you through each step of the quilting journey. Whether you're a seasoned quilter or a beginner, this kit is designed to cater to various skill levels. With some basic quiltmaking skills under your belt, such as piecing, creating a quilt sandwich, and basic quilting techniques, you'll be well-equipped to tackle this project. This pattern in digital and physical form, as well as in a limited run of kits featuring my hand-dyed fabric.


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