Dutch Garden
2022 BOM
The Dutch Garden quilt is the Block of the Month for 2022 inside the IAQ.
Starting in January – ending in December.
January – materials gathering, February – first sewing starts!
Patterns & Sections are released the first Tuesday of each month. Pdf’s will be provided so you can save & print if you’d like.
Each month you’ll be sewing blocks for the full quilt, completing the top by the end of the year!
The center block features applique and there are some repeating blocks in the medallion style quilt.
Finished Quilt Size: 72″ X 72″
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Haven’t made it yet but it’s on my list!!
Wonderful. Can’t wait to try the patterns. Exactly as I wish them to be.
Love this pattern, can't wait to do this when I've finished my Christmas quilting.
I love the look of these adorable dolls which is why I bought the pattern but the directions are terrible. They are massively lacking in detail and description and I'm not a novice at sewing. There's more detail on how to stuff the pipe cleaner in the arms than there is on how to attach the arms themselves.
It would be great if your directions referenced photos and though some do, other directions are just plain vague. I can't imagine there hasn't had a lot of complaints about this honestly and I'm not really a big complainer. I read the directions I don't know how many times, and I still can't figure out how the hair is attached (before or after you sew the front and back of the head and body together or after) or how the arms or the legs are to be attached.
I'm very frustrated at this point because I was hoping I'd be a lot further along by now. I'll update this once I hear back from the artist/maker and I'm really hoping she can help me out and maybe refine the directions so making this can be fun instead of the headache it currently is turning out to be. More to come....
My daughter is leaning to sew, and this was a fun pattern for us to do together for Christmas.
really like the amount of patterns to choose from. Great for scraps, which seem to never end. Now I have lots of patterns to use!!
I am looking forward to using these graph papers to begin to design my own quilts. Love the different sizes.
I am always looking for patterns to follow that are interesting and fun to make. I am looking forward to making these blocks.
My first virtual retreat. Retreats are always fun. I got your little goodie basket in the mail. Thank you. This will be the weekend that our guild has our monthly sewing day, So I figure I can combine the two.
Looking forward to working on projects
If you’ve enjoyed the Orphan Project Challenge, you will absolutely love this retreat! I’ve participated before, and have made so many friends, and have had so much fun! It’s a lot more enjoyable and I always get more done!
This will be my first ever quilt retreat—and being a new quilter, I’m actually glad it’s virtual. No pressure, no time constraints—I’ll be working at my own pace, and nobody will see my mistakes! I get so much good information just from everyone’s posts, I’m excited to learn more during the retreat; and intrigued to see what we do with the goodies in our retreat bag!!! PS—my husband ate the candy!!
Hi! I'm Becky
I am a 2nd generation quilter. My hands have always been busy and I love to touch all the fabric. Starting with X stitch and embroidery when I was eight to finding quilting with my first child. I found that quilting was good for my soul.
I am not the most perfect quilter, and have many blocks without points and spinning the wrong direction. But for me it is not about perfection, but the process, the learning and experimenting.
Quilting tends to be a forever journey and keeping up with tips, techniques and others is always growing – the need for having a resource I can use and add to is something I needed and have enjoyed buildin
