Vegetable quilt blocks

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I digress yet again from the original Dearest Boy pattern which had 4 strawberries, I decided to do 4 tomatoes instead. I already had strawberries elsewhere in the quilt and I wanted to have tomatoes because I converted Lavender’s pen into a vegetable garden and grew some wonderful tomatoes. This Lavender in her pen when she was a few months old, with lavender growing in the background - that's how she got her name. And here is a more recent photo of her, she seems to be approaching the size…

Part of the Fun is Collecting the Fabrics! There’s nothing quite like the fresh produce of summer. Whether you get yours at the market or grow your own you can bring the essence of garden goodness indoors all year long with this sensational quilt. Blocks of corn, tomatoes, watermelon and more are interspersed with nine-patch …

You guys! It’s finally here! After a year of blocks and scraps, my Fruit Salad quilt is finished!

How does your garden grow? Whether you have a green thumb or brown, we can all appreciate this fabric vegetable garden. While it may not grow a hearty bounty, the Vegetable Patch Mini Quilt will highlight the fun of gardens and their produce. The Vegetable Patch Mini Quilt is the perfect introduction to machine applique. […]

And its on time! Yeah! Let me add a little disclaimer before we start. I'm only human should you find mistake please let me know so I can correct it for other quilters. My suggestion would be to cut and make one block, just in case. Also there's tons of scrap with this quilt. If you don't like working with leftover HSTS this quilt block isn't for you. However I will be doing a tutorial later using some of the leftovers. Also the seam allowance is the standard quarter inch seam unless…

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My Turnip Quilt Block foundation paper piecing pattern is available here in my Etsy shop. This Turnip block pattern is inspired by the Petunia fabric collection from Ruby Star Society that was designed by Kim Kight. The pattern has two block sizes to add into your quilts and quilted projects - 12" and 6" square.