Hello! My name is Crystal Hendrix. This is my very first Moda Bake Shop Recipe! I have had a lot of fun putting it together. You can visit me at my blog and see other things that I make.
This is a fun quilt to help get everyone in the spring spirit!
1 layer cake 1933 by Chloe's Closet
1 charm pack 1933 by Chloe's Closet
1 3/4 yard Bella Solid Feather (background color)
1 ½ yard green color for borders
3 1/2 yard of any color for the backing
5/8 yard of any color for the binding
Take from your layer cake and your charm pack, coordinating colors for the tulips flowers.
Cut layer cake piece into 10” x 6 7/8”
With the remaining piece of the layer cake, cut it into (4) 2 1/8” squares.
With the charm pack piece, cut it into (4) 2 ½ “squares.
With the Bella White fabric cut into (4) 2 ½” squares. Then draw a diagonal line across square.
Pin each 2 ½” white square to each 2 ½” colored square.
Sew a ¼” from the diagonal line on each side.
Cut on the line of each square.
Press open toward the colored side, then clip off tag pieces.
Arrange in the following diagram and sew together.
This makes 1 tulips flower. You will need 20 tulip flower blocks.
Once you have all of your flower blocks done, arrange your blocks to fit your preference.
For sashing, you will need to cut (49) 10”x2 ½” pieces out of your Bella white.
Then cut (20) 2 ½”x 2 ½” squares out of your green border color.
Lay out your design and sew each row into place. Press to one side of each row.
Once you have all of your rows (sashing and tulips) pin at seams and sew together. If you flip your sashing piece you will have your seams butt together nicely.
Now after all of your rows are sewed together, it is time for the green border you will need to cut (7) 5”x42”.
Then lay out your quilt top and with your borders. Sew the vertical pieces on first, then the horizontal pieces on.
After you have sewed on your borders and have pressed them, you can now baste, quilt as desired and bind.

























21 comments:
Way to go Crystal! I love this quilt!
YEA CRYSTAL! Love the quilt and such a fitting name for it :)
Wow, this is definitely going in my to make pile! Just lovely!! ☺
Tulips are in bloom all over here in England and this makes me want to bring them indoors!
Now imagine this done in various shades of red, pink, yellow etc. The possibilities are endless!
such a fun use of those 30s prints! :) very cute.
Could you do the bottom as a snowball block to save all the extra steps? Love tulips, btw...great idea!
Very pretty, unique design. Thank you for sharing!
Cute!!!!! Great idea!
This is such a cute quilt! I love the picture with the tulips at the bottom. Great fabric!
You could do a snowmall look at the bottom if you like, just fingure the measurments out. I didn't think of it when I was creating it. :D
I love it! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Congratulations on your first tutorial Crystal! You did a great job! :)
This quilt turned out adorable! You are so talented Crystal!!
I love this and totally am going to make it for my mother who LOVES tulips. Thanks
oh! I love these.
this is so cute...I can't believe how easy it is once you break it down!
I LOVE IT!!!
I love the 30's prints! This is going on my list of to do's!
Nadine
Wow, Crystal! Just happened upon this and wondered if it was the same Crystal I thought it was -- and it was!
It's gorgeous!!
How creative! Love it!
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