A Special Custom Listing for Jane L ~ LIMITED EDITION ~ Floriferous Quilt Kit
£300.00
inc. VAT (where applicable)

Sarah says "Inspired by a garden trellis smothered in an abundance of pretty flowers and foliage, the Floriferous Quilt includes a wonderful mix of English Paper Pieced Hexie flowers and applique…so lots of happy hand stitches!

Hand sewing for me is such a restful activity and I have always believed that having a needle and thread in my hand contributes enormously to my general wellbeing, it enables me to lose myself in the repetitive process of stitching, relaxes my mind and make me feel happy. I hope you enjoy making yours as much as I did mine! Wishing you lots of happy stitches, Sarah xo"

The Limited Edition kit includes:

Introdution and Instruction Booklets
Off white Cotton/Linen background fabric for the Trellis Block Centre
Stripe Cotton/Linen fabric for the First Border
Beige Cotton/Linen fabric for the Outer Border
Blue dot fabric for the ‘trellis’ bias stems and joining hexies on Outer Border
All the feature fabrics to be used for Appliques and EPP elements. For these Sarah has curated a stunning bundle of over 60 different feature fabrics.
Dark beige Cotton/Linen fabric for the Binding
All the pre-cut hexie papers, no need to reuse
A set of 4 Acrylic Applique templates for the Small Bud, Flower, Leaf and Bee
Aurifil 12wt Cotton Thread for Hand Quilting

PLEASE NOTE: Whilst some of the fabrics in your kit will be different to those used by Sarah, rest assured she has chosen a beautiful selection to give the same feel as her original quilt!

What other supplies will I need?

Wadding
Backing Fabric
Plus all your usual quilting tools and notions

Finished Approx. Dimensions: 66½” x 66 ½”

Finally, two things:

First off, if you have not used cotton/linen mix fabrics for a quilt background before, rest assured that Sarah found it was a complete joy to sew with and the finished quilt has a wonderful weight and drape.

After the quilts moment of glory for the photoshoot, Sarah came home and popped it in the washing machine at 30 degrees on a 1200 spin along with FOUR colour catchers, which are always an essential for the first few washes with a new quilt. She dried the quilt on an airer and it is now ready for family snuggles!