Rose Garden Quilt With Jenny Doan

This rose garden quilt by Missouri Star is one of those patterns that catch a lot of people’s attention. In just one look, you’ll instantly get curious about how it was made. You might think it’s a lot of work, but when you learn about the step-by-step instructions, you’ll be surprised how easy it is! It can be overwhelming when you look at it, but trust me, it is beginner-friendly and not hard at all.

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You will need 3 blocks for this quilt – a plain square, a half-square triangle, and a “leg” block. The “leg” block usually was made using a pattern, but for this quilt, you don’t need one. It is super easy to make, no need to spend a lot of time perfecting it. If you are looking for an easy-to-make and beginner-friendly quilt project that will still impress everyone, this rose garden pattern is definitely it. Plus, it is perfect for this season! Watch the video below for full instructions.

For more rose quilt patterns, check these out: Rose Twirl Quilt Tutorial, Celtic Rose Quilt Tutorial, Rose Crossing Quilt With Donna Jordan

Easy Rose Garden Quilt Pattern Materials

• 2 packs of 5″ print squares
• 1 1/2 yards of blue fabric
• 1 1/4 yards of white fabric
• 1 1/4 yards of border
• 3/4 yard of binding
• 4 1/4 yards of backing

How to Make Rose Garden Quilt

Step 1:

Make half-square triangles. Cut 5 1/2″ squares from your blue and white fabric. Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner on the 5 1/2″ white fabric square and place it on top of the blue square. Sew on either side of the line. Cut directly on the line. Trim the half-square triangle into 5″ squares. Set the seam and press each open.

Step 2:

Make the other block. Cut 5″ white squares from your white fabric. You need 16 of this. Next, cut 3″ x 6″ blue strips. Fold one 5″ square in half just to make a crease, then open. Place one blue strip diagonally, just like in the photo below, then sew it in place. Set and open it. Do the same for the other side. Trim the excess with the 5″ square as the guide. Repeat with the others.

Step 3:

Arrange the squares and blocks just like in the photo below.

Rose Garden Quilt With Jenny Doan