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Sunflower Quilt BOM

IT'S BACK !!!!



Remember this quilt I made a while back .....
well after all this time Pam at Sager Creek Quilts is offering this Sunflower quilt again as a BOM 



Here is the information about how to sign up.



The project will include 12 months of kits for the blocks along with setting pieces and borders.   Kits will include fabrics similar to the ones used in the picture.   Kits—$ 20 per month  
Call the shop to sign up 479-524-5244


Sunflower Sampler Block of the Month

This beautiful Sunflower Sampler is back by popular demand! Designed by Marilyn and edited by Pam - This is a block of the month from 10 years ago and was lots of fun to make. It includes a variety of techniques. We will be using fabrics similar to the ones shown in the photos for the kits.


                  This project includes many different techniques in making sunflowers—traditional applique, blanket-stitch applique, old fashioned piecing, strip piecing, 3-dimensional fabric manipulation, paper-piecing, etc. This will be a “sampler” of techniques used to make the blocks.    



Any of the applique pieces that are not 3-Dimensional can be stitched with your favorite method of applique (needle turn, fusible, buttonhole, etc.) and can be either machine stitched or by hand.



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  1. wonderful quilt - love the 3 dimensional look to it

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  2. Now that is one impressive quilt if only I had the skill.

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  3. Gorgeous quilt! Are you going to make another one?

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