I had a "Drop Everything and Make It" project this month, and it is finished! I always enjoy Carole's (From My Carolina Home) fall projects and this year's was no exception. Her plan was for a mini quilt/wall-hanging/table-topper that was fall and Thanksgiving themed and that hooked me right in. While hunting around for fabric in my stash for this project, I came across a half yard of a sunflower print that I purchased on vacation in August and decided to use it as the focus fabric.
I paired the sunflowers with a cream/stars neutral,
and a dark green with stars for the borders.
I embroidered the center design (find it HERE) and surrounded it with lots of flying geese. More sunflowers for the cornerstones and the binding finished this off perfectly.
If you're a regular reader of my blog, you might know I've been a little bit obsessed with sunflowers recently. They are one of my favorite flowers, and I even grew some in my garden this year!
But now that the growing season is over with, I can still enjoy sunflowers made with fabric and thread indoors!
Sharing at Quiltfabriction for Midweek Makers.
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