Sharon Keightley Quilts - Quilty Ramblings

'Breath of Spring Quilt' Free BOM

December 23, 2015 3 Comments

'Breath of Spring Quilt' is an earlier quilt design, I made this quilt in '2012' and still love it today. I love the mix of colour's in this quilt, the blue really pops against the pink and deep red in the tulips. Although the fabrics I used may not be available today, there are plenty to choose from that will give a similar look, or you may want to create your own colour selection. It is always interesting to see what other quilters make with my patterns. This 'Breath of Spring Quilt' Free BOM will run for Five month's, starting on the 1st of February 2016. Each block will be available for 'Free' for the entire month, after each month they will be available for a small fee. To keep up with each new month as it is posted on the Pine Valley Quilts website or in our Pine Valley Quilts Craftsy Store you can subscribe to our newsletter below. I hope you join in with the fun. Happy Xmas and New Year Sharon

3 Responses

Leeanne

August 03, 2016

Goodness me you generous button! What a pretty quilt. Happy Christmas to you!

Kim Smith

August 03, 2016

Awesome quilt! Looking forward to starting it Feb. 1. Thanks!

Cala

August 03, 2016

NO……oh but it is soooo beautiful…NO..and tulips are my favourite……No…..and I love those colours….no…..and it will fit perfectly in the foyer……..hmmmm…………You win…..it will look stunning!! Thank you for pretty-fying my house :)!!

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