This morning, as I awoke to the sound of avalanche control detonations going off in the mountains nearby, I looked out the window to see my one little daffodil bent over with snow. About 6" of it! Spring is such a fickle woman!
Let's make a quick little Bloomin' Blossoms Posy and see if we can bring a little SPRING to the table!!
CUT LIST

For each flower, cut:
- 4 @ 4-1/2" squares for flower petals
- 2 @ 2-1/2 x 4-1/2" rectangles background
- 2 @ 2-1/2" squares background
- 10 @ 1-1/2" squares background
- 2 @ 2-1/2" squares for leaves
- 1 @ 2-1/2" square for flower center
- 4 @ 1-1/2 x 15" background for inner border4 @ 3" x 22" for outer border
- 1 Fat Quarter cut into 18" square for backing
- 1-1/2 yards small rick-rack
- 2-1/4 yards Jumbo rick-rack
DRAW a diagonal line on wrong side of 1-1/2" squares of background.
LAYER small background squares on corners of leaves and petals as shown.
CHAIN-PIECE background squares;
STITCH along drawn lines.
TRIM corners off.
PRESS. Arrows indicate direction of seam allowances.

ADD 2-1/2" background squares to Leaf segments. PRESS.
ADD Background/Leaf units to Left side of Petal units as shown.
Lay out Posy as shown:
PARTIAL SEAM
STITCH flower center to first petal, about 1"
PRESS toward the petal.
Now it is ready to add the second petal.
Working clockwise, STITCH each petal in the order shown.
NESTLE seams at leaves. PRESS seams toward petals.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
FINISH partial seam.
(5)
PRESS.
Make one, two, three, as many as needed to fit your table!
Next: ADD BORDERS
(Mitered Border Photo tutorial HERE
Printer-Friendly Instructions HERE)
Then: Embellish with Rick-Rack if desired
* 1-1/2 yards small, stitch through center
Next Step: ENVELOPE the seams.
Place 18" backing square right sides together over quilt top.
PIN, then STITCH, using 1/4" seam allowance.
Leave about a 5" opening along one side for turning.
Next: Place quilt, top side down over a 20" square of batting.
PIN (or lightly spray-baste with adhesive spray)
then STITCH along the previous stitching lines through all layers.
TRIM edges and corners.
TURN runner inside out through opening.
HAND-STITCH opening closed.
PRESS.
QUILT as desired.
Ah! All Ready for SPRING!
More BLOOMIN' BLOSSOMS: SLIDESHOW
There's always something fun going on over at Quiltscapes! Hope you can stop by for a visit, online, or any time, if you happen to be in the neighborhood!
Happy Quilting!





What a great tutorial ♥ I love Daisy Cottage, and I may just make this!! Thank you!
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So cute! An excellent tutorial.
ReplyDeleteПросто великолепный квилт! Цветовая гамма, сюжет, стежка - все в нем прекрасно! И такой подробный мастер-класс, даже без знания английского языка -все понятно! Спасибо!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely and an easy-to-follow tutorial. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteNana from Germany
Oh gosh, is this the cutest tabletopper ever? I just love it! The ric-rac and the quilting really set it off. Thanks for a great tutorial. Super job!
ReplyDeleteI love this and what a great tutorial. I'll definitely be cutting into my stash of Daisy Cottage to make one or two - thank you :)
ReplyDeleteOh so sweet! I have just the fabrics for this! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your great tutorial. I think you bring spring on the table with this lovely Quilt.
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Bettina
This is a beautiful project. The quilting enhances it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors. Just got back from Key West, Fl and am sort of tired of all the tropical prints everywhere. Really like your choice of fabrics! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little runner, thank you Deonn.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! They look fun to make =D
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, Spring can come.
ReplyDeleteToday we have a lot of sunshine in Germany, right for this tabletopper.
Thanks for sharing.
Greetings
Iris-Julimond
Oh! How unique and gorgeous is that?!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEinfach wunderschön!!!
ReplyDeleteGrit
What an adorable table runner! Thank you for a super tutorial :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute project. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Deonn..why this is just stunning...simply the prettiest design I have seen to date..the fabric choice is perfect...thank you for a lovely tut on this very lovely spring day!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous thanks a great tute.
ReplyDeleteLove the cheerful posey! I think I'll try that with the fabric I just picked up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tut! I really like learning how to do the center of the posey.
Very, very, very cute! Great with a little bouquet of flowers for a house warming or hostess gift.
ReplyDeleteso pretty!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little project/tute! I've bookmarked this one for fun. Perfect for a small something...
ReplyDeleteNo Spring here, yet (NW Washington)... Wishing we had some warmer weather here.
Darling little quilt. Thank you for a great tut! I especially like the way you applied, and then trimmed, the rickrack. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI like this project, want to make it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful topper Deonn. Thank you
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect small quilt for spring....I've been telling myself to pick up some jumbo ric rac and just haven't done it. Now I will! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable Eastery/Springy table mat. Love the fabrics. The rickrack came out so perfect at the corners.
ReplyDeleteOh it's precious! Thanks for the great tut.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Thanks so much (to both of you)!
ReplyDeleteOH I just love rickrack, especially the jumbo kind.
ReplyDeletelove this! What is the fabric name???
ReplyDeleteReally great! Super cute and easy to follow tutorial, thanks so much for the inspiration.
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ReplyDeleteThis is super cute!! Thanks for the great tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! please don't take this down anytime soon. I can't get at it right now, but would love to make this. It is just adorable...thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteYou always pick such talented ladies for your tutorials! This one will look great in the camper and i HAVE the fabric for it :)
ReplyDeleteOops! Forgot the link to the fabric - It's called Daisy Cottage by Lori Holt (Bee in My Bonnet) for Riley Blake Designs. I'm giving some of these fat quarters away (forgot to add that fact too)! See the link and giveaway over at my blog:
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That is a gorgeous runner, Deon! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWow, do I ever like this!! Thanks for the fab tutorial.
ReplyDeleteSew Cute! What a great design! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love this topper! It is on my to do list! Thank you!
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Oh how beautiful. What a creative design. Thanks so much for sharing. Elizabeth
ReplyDeletegreat fabric choice - thanks for an informative post
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet! I have to make one~ is there a pdf for the pattern? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDeonn, this is adorable! Love the pink posies and the pink rick rack! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOh what a sweet pattern and I love your choice of fabrics, so soft. Love anything with ric rac. Thanks for sharing!
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maggie
Very sweet and perfect for spring.
ReplyDeleteVery cute topper...thanks so much for a great tutorial with lots of pics....
ReplyDeleteWow, you write a wonderful tutorial with great pix too. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI know it takes a lot of time to put together a good tutorial....what a wonderful gift you have shared.
Smiles,
Kelly
Deonn, this is fantastic...you make it all so clear and easy to understand. Love how the rickrack turns out - genius!
ReplyDeleteSew Cute little Posies! They would be shivering this morning at my house...2 more inches of the white stuff fell while I was sleeping.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your lovely, kind comments!! You really make my day!
ReplyDeleteSEW beautiful. Excellent step by step tutorial and easy to follow instructions. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat mat and wonderful tutorial.
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