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Very pretty.

It could be fun to mix up the flower fabrics a bit more interesting to work on … perhaps even totally scrappy!

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.

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.

First one is very nice.

I love the second one, it is beautiful.

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!

Love the design above, but there is a little problem near the corners

Love the second design, and there is no problem with the corners or anywhere else!

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!

Very pretty.

Beautiful.

Mind you, I would need about ten years notice of the wedding for it to arrive on the day!

I love this project file, but one day I will make some changes to the blocks for a new file, or maybe a series of files. Different flowers including an Australian version using native flora. Lots of weddings happen on beaches now, so one with sea shells maybe. I already have beaded version, but there are a lot of mixed beaded version I have drawn, but have never used in designs. Then the bubble rings could become sea foam with applique shells in the centre of the rings.

I love the second design in todays post, so I hope the ...

Pretty.

Very pretty!

A slight tweak by changing a couple of blocks and the colour scheme, and it is by far my favourite for today!