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My Favorite Flower Quilt Block

My Favorite Flower quilt block is certain to become your favorite, too! The simple shapes allow you to choose a variety of fabrics and really make this design your own. Find it and other unique quilt blocks on the Fresh from the Garden quilt design. Download My Favorite Flower quilt block as a PDF to print out the pattern. You'll need to enlarge the quilt block 125%.

To make My Favorite Flower quilt block:

Cut:

A: Cut 1. B: Cut 2. C: Cut 3, and cut 2 from background fabric. D: Cut 2. E: Cut 1. F: Cut 1, and cut 1 from reverse pattern. G: Cut 1. H: Cut 1, and cut 1 from reverse pattern. I: Cut 1, and cut 1 from reverse pattern.

©2007 . Pretty prints are a great fabric choice for this block.

Stitch:

Stitch C's to background C's, alternating fabrics. Stitch a B to each end of C piece. Stitch D to E, and then stitch D to other side of E. Stitch F to G, and then stitch reverse F to other side of G. Stitch I to H. Make 2. Stitch IH to HI. Stitch FGF to top of IHHI. Sew rows together to complete block. Use a narrow zigzag stitch to make stamen, and sew a button to end of each.

©2007 . Here's another, totally different, use of print fabrics.

Like this quilt pattern? Use it to make the Quilted Wall Flower Hanging pattern. Want some ideas for the other walls in your house? Look over these quilted wall hanging patterns. Done with this quilt block? Check out the other garden quilt blocks.

Not what you're looking for? Try these:

• Find a quilt you love on our Quilt Designs page.
• Love the garden theme? Make a quilt from our Garden and Floral Quilt Patterns.
• Flip through our Quilt Blocks to find one for your next quilting project.
• Learn How to Quilt or brush up on the basics with our refresher course.

ABOUT THE QUILT DESIGNER:

Phyllis Dobbs is the author of Dimensional Quilts and Fun with Flannel. Her designs appear in many books and magazines. She teaches and demonstrates quilt and stitch techniques at local and national levels and has designed a whimsical fabric collection for Hancock Fabrics. Dobbs is a member of the Society of Craft Designers.