So I'm very happy to welcome ~ Indian Summer!
You could display this quilt from August through November!
It's not hard to make either...I have a step saving method, shared in this previous post. All those pinwheel are made from knocked off corner triangles used to make the sunflower petals.
I was hoping to complete another version...using a darker background for the more primitive appeal...
It's almost completed...and i changed it a tiny bit from the original Indian Summer pattern....for that more prim look. I'll share my tiny change when it's done. Unless you can pick it out!
Hey! First one to leave the correct answer in the comment sections gets the pattern for free via email!
So include your email address
If you'd like a copy of Indian Summer, I have the pattern listed on Craftsy and in my Etsy Shop
Hoping our warm Indian Summer continues! Our weatherman Mark Nelson says it will! But if not...I'll enjoy my own patchwork of Indian Summer.
Center doesn't have the knocked off corners. Instead a frame around the center. I really like this pattern, Karen! I'll look for your kits at Momma Made It at the NW Quilt Expo next week! Jean L.
ReplyDeleteYay Jean!!!! i'lll be emailing you the Indian Summer pattern!! :) ~karen
DeleteThis quilt is beautiful. I like the rounded centers better than the squared ones. It looks like a fun quilt to make.
ReplyDeleteLog cabin center for the sunflowers - both ways are lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! Love the log cabin and the sunflowers!
ReplyDeleteThe center is not the snowball it is kept square. Such a beautiful quilt and pattern!
ReplyDeleteYou left your inner squares intact as a perfect square and didn't cut off the four corners on an angle.
ReplyDeleteThe corners are rounded off in the Indian Summer quilt but are squared off in the newer version. Both are beautiful! I will count myself really lucky if I get any of your previous quilt patterns done before next summer. They were so awesome I bought them the same day I saw them. Fall is just such a great season!
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