Fan Flower Quilt pattern

Are you ready to embark on a quilting journey that combines simplicity with elegance? Look no further than the Fan Flower Quilt pattern designed by Tilda’s World. This delightful creation boasts bold flowers crafted through an easy Dresden wedge technique, complemented by charming leaf blocks fashioned from half-rectangle triangle units. With its free availability, this pattern opens the door to endless creative possibilities for quilters of all levels.

The Fan Flower Quilt pattern is a testament to the artistry and innovation that Tilda’s World brings to the quilting community. By blending traditional techniques with modern design elements, this pattern offers a refreshing twist on classic floral motifs. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter seeking a new challenge or a novice eager to explore the world of quilting, this pattern is sure to captivate your imagination.

At the heart of the Fan Flower Quilt pattern lies the Dresden wedge technique, which forms the basis of the bold and beautiful flowers that adorn the quilt. Despite their intricate appearance, these flowers are surprisingly easy to create, making them accessible to quilters of all skill levels. With clear instructions and detailed diagrams provided in the pattern, you’ll be stitching together stunning floral motifs in no time.

Fan Flower Quilt pattern

For the blue and coral version of the quilt, primarily fabrics from the Lazy Days range are utilized, lending a cohesive and harmonious color scheme to the project. From solid lilac to night blue and salmon hues, each fabric selection contributes to the quilt’s vibrant personality.

Materials Required:

• Fabric 1: 1 yard (1 meter) – Solid lilac (120030)
• Fabric 2: 1 yard (1 meter) – Solid night blue (120029)
• Fabric 3: 1 yard (1 meter) – Solid salmon (120027)
• Fabric 4: 1⅛ yards (1.2 meters) – Pen Stripe gray (130033)
• Fabric 5: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Josephine sand (100161)
• Fabric 6: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Phoebe ginger (100162)
• Fabric 7: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Mildred ginger (100163)
• Fabric 8: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Eleanore coral (100164)
• Fabric 9: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Frances pink (100165)
• Fabric 10: ⅜ yard (40 centimeters) – Trickles teal (130050)
• Fabric 11: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Eleanore teal (100176)
• Fabric 12: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Josephine teal (100177)
• Fabric 13: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Phoebe emerald (100178)
• Fabric 14: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Mildred green (100179)
• Fabric 15: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – French teal (100180)
• Fabric 16: ⅜ yard (40 centimeters) – Trickles coral (130049)
• Fabric 17: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Eleanore lilac (100166)
• Fabric 18: ⅜ yard (40 centimeters) – Josephine emerald (100167)
• Fabric 19: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Frances lilac (100168)
• Fabric 20: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Phoebe thistle (100169)
• Fabric 21: 8 inches (20.3 centimeters) square – Mildred lilac (100170)
• Fabric 22: ⅜ yard (40 centimeters) – Trickles blue (130051)
• Fabric 23: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Frances blue (100171)
• Fabric 24: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Eleanore blue (100172)
• Fabric 25: ¼ yard (25 centimeters) – Mildred blue (100173)
• Fabric 26: ⅜ yard (40 centimeters) – Josephine blue (100174)
• Fabric 27: 8 inches (20.3 centimeters) square – Phoebe blue (100175)
• Fabric 28: ⅜ yard (40 centimeters) – Trickles lilac (130053)
• Backing fabric: 3⅝ yards (3.3 meters)
• Wadding (batting): 64 inches x 79 inches (163 centimeters x 200 centimeters)
• Binding fabric: ½ yard (50 centimeters) – Solid lime green (120028)
• Erasable marker
• Thick card for templates
• Piecing and quilting threads
• Quilter’s ruler, rotary cutter, and mat

Fabric Note: For the longer quarter-yard cuts mentioned in the materials list, fat quarters can be used as an alternative, with an approximate size of 21 inches x 18 inches (53.3 centimeters x 45.7 centimeters).

Finished Size: 55 inches x 70 inches (140 centimeters x 178 centimeters)

Fabric swatches (blue/coral quilt)

Important Notes:

• Fabric quantities are based on a usable width of 42 inches (107 centimeters).
• All measurements are provided in imperial inches, with metric conversions in brackets. It’s recommended to use only one measurement system throughout, preferably imperial.
• Ensure all fabrics are pressed before use.
• Utilize a ¼-inch (6 millimeters) seam allowance unless specified otherwise.
• Familiarize yourself with all instructions before commencing work.

Preparation and Cutting Out: The Fan Flower Quilt comprises two main blocks: the Flower block and the Leaf block. Each block is sewn in four different fabric combinations. Vertical sashing strips are employed to bring each row of the quilt to uniform size. For detailed fabric usage, refer to Figure B for the quilt layout.

Figure B for the quilt layout.

Moreover, the availability of the Fan Flower Quilt pattern for free ensures that quilting enthusiasts from all walks of life can experience the joy of creating this stunning masterpiece. Tilda’s World’s decision to offer the pattern free of charge reflects their commitment to fostering a welcoming and inclusive quilting community, where creativity knows no bounds.

Delve into a world of creativity and warmth with our complete pattern in PDF, awaiting your eager fingertips below. Let anticipation dance in your heart as you embark on a journey of inspiration and craftsmanship. Click the link and immerse yourself in the joy of quilting!

FREE PATTERN PDF

The Fan Flower Quilt pattern by Tilda’s World is a true testament to the beauty and versatility of quilting as an art form. With its easy Dresden wedge technique, charming leaf blocks, and free availability, this pattern invites quilters of all levels to embark on a delightful quilting adventure. So gather your fabrics, thread your needles, and let the Fan Flower Quilt pattern inspire you to create something truly extraordinary. Happy quilting!