I knew it would be a great quilt to play with some of my Kaffe fabrics.
My goal is to start using fabrics that I have in my stash, and I've been a collector of Kaffe for many years.
The original pattern: Flannel Floribunda Quilt by Scott Hansen is a free pattern offered by Free Spirit.
(and a good opportunity to use the word free over and over!)
The biggest challenge was try and figure out which fabrics to use for each of the 4 blocks.
As usual with scrappy quilts, it almost took more time to cut out than to sew.
The blocks are large, and go together quickly.
Finishing at 21-inches, and I think would be nice standing alone as a wall hanging.
In fact, next week I may play with this pattern some more.
These Kaffes are bright, bold and busy!
11 comments:
Oooh I adore them Nedra, but you know me, anything Kaffe is great!!! Gorgeous pattern. xo
Wow! Depending on color placement each block looks so different. What a terrific free pattern. I love big blocks. This is really bold and beautiful.
I must save this pattern to my ever growing list. It looks wonderful in your Kaffe fabrics!
I love the pattern. Must check that one out!! Kaffe just knows how to infuse colors so interestingly...love it!!
Mary
Those blocks are awesome! Love them.
Darlis
There is no such thing as too bright, too bold and too busy when it comes to Kaffe... This is yummy Nedra!
what do I think?? I think your timing is providence, your color choices perfect, and Floribunda is wonderful. yesterday, my friend and I agreed to make Kaffe/Amy Butler quilts for each other for this Christmas. So I've pulled all my fabrics, fondled each one, but had no idea how to make something special this quickly, (because I'm doing the kids art quilts for the Oct. fundraiser, of course.) And here you are with the perfect idea, in the nick of time.
Thank you, Sam.
This is a great pattern, and the Kaffe fabrics work so well. I really like this.
OHHHHH STOP IT Nedra!!!! These blocks are just making me soooo CRAZY!!! I'm feeling light headed!! I think you did a FANTASTIC job with your fabric selections and placement!!!
Beautiful blocks. Love how they worked up in the rich Kaffe fabric.
Wow Nedra! That block is so unusual - it's not often that you see one so unique! I can't wait to see what you do with a different set of fabrics.
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