Oh, so pretty! Oh, so many tiny flowers to applique, though perhaps they could be embroidered, by hand or machine. The machine sounds like a good option!
If it was to be a real wedding quilt the block spaces could be used for wedding guests to sign, along with details of the wedding party and immediate family.
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Can’t help liking the designs in this project file, but I am wondering if I could use Australian native flowers. Interesting thought!
Love the second design.
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Grandmother’s Fan blocks and sections of Double Wedding Rings, plus a little bit of applique.
A very interesting design!
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Very pretty!
When I first played with these blocks I thought I could use pretty but common flower shapes, now I am thinking that I should try some different shapes … and maybe not just flowers!
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At one point in my life I thought it would be a good idea to make a family heirloom wedding quilt … one which could be used by each newly married member of the family for a short time after the wedding. As it turned out I am glad I didn’t do it because I have heard of families where the extended families attended two weddings very close together and far apart so getting the quilt from one couple to another would have been difficult, even if the first couple had returned from their honeymoon.
I still like the idea ...
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Suitable for the honeymoon suite of any hotel or motel!
My favourite for today is the first one, but like the second one too.
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Spring is about to arrive Down Under, so there will soon be plenty of flowers … but then fabric florals are available all year.
Love both of these!
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Lovely … suitable for a bridal suite!
I prefer the first one, but the second one is very interesting.
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Very pretty.
Beautiful.
Mind you, I would need about ten years notice of the wedding for it to arrive on the day!
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I like the first design …
… love the second. The wedding rings are in the quilting, not appliqued as usual, but the romantic appliques shine.
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