Garden Party Quilt {Sewing}

Spring is in the air and it's the perfect time to share my Garden Party Quilt with you all!

Creatively hanging {from something useful and pink} you will find

This very special treat!

Using delicate floral fabric from my personal stash {mixed with pastel plaids} and

accompanied by my other prints that are as delicate as this blush colored "Palace Rose"

you really get the feel of pink lemonade {which is the perfect drink for a tea party}!  I featured a sweet dolly tea party print in large squares to tie everything together.

I used 3-dimensional "Prairie Points"

to make "Pinwheels" {and what's a garden party without pinwheels?}! 

The pinwheels gave my Garden Party an added detail that really brought personality to this quilt {they are fun to touch too}!

When putting the striped pinwheel blocks together, you will notice that each of the four striped squares {that form the pinwheel} are set at a different angle.  This adds more movement to the quilt, which I find interesting.  That, along with the 3-dimensional Prairie Points, really make for a nice combination.

Machine quilted with a simple cross hatch design and

 backed with fun circles, which remind me of bubbles {and what's a tea party without bubbles?}!  I call this quilt a complete success!

Now I'm all ready to host a real Dolly Garden Tea Party underneath my Garden Party Quilt.

All that's missing is YOU {let me know and I can set a place for you}!

So tell me... have you ever been to a Dolly Garden Tea Party?  Have you ever made Prairie Points or Pinwheels?  They are rather simple and well worth it!



I'm linked this week to Someday Crafts 
and also at Sew Much Ado 
and also at Whipperberry