The coordinates: Plenty of tonal options, plus birdhouses, bunnies, and tiny flowers.
We asked Cheryl to tell us about her new line:
What inspired your Garden Days collection?
I had garden on my mind. The basic idea came from my “Garden
Hoppin’” pattern.
In my pattern company, years ago, I had a cabbage bunny and a carrot bunny and they were real popular. People started calling me the
vegetable lady. I’ve always done a lot of gardening type of things and bunny
type of things.
We live in the country in Missouri and we have a huge
garden. My husband does most of it, but then I do the canning and cooking.
What do you envision the panel being used for?
Definitely cute pillows and runners, maybe a gardening apron
or tote bag.
Do any of the motifs in the panel have personal meaning to you?
I use a lot of gardening stuff—gloves, trowel, and I keep my
basket of garden goodies. I was a basket maker for years, so I have a lot of
baskets.
What are your favorite prints in the collection?
I really likes bunnies and birdhouse fabrics. My husband
makes birdhouses for all our grandkids to paint. We usually have six to eight sweet
little house wrens living around our house. We love having them around.
Let the panel shine surrounded by borders of coordinating prints in the quick and easy quilt "Garden Delights" by Janet Page Kessler
Click here to download the free quilt pattern. |
Click here to find the Garden Delights pattern.
Click here to find out more about Cheryl and her work on her website.
What an adorable panel!
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ReplyDeleteGarden Days tonals or any print would make a great basket liner too. So sweet, all of 'em. Cheryl , thank you for your insight on the bunnies, birdhouses, floral and the veggies.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute panel.....love all those little flowers.
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