Welcome to the last day of the April Showers Blog Hop Challenge hosted by Joan of Moose Stash Quilting. Today I am showing off some cute little quilted table trivets I made.
April showers bring May Flowers and these flowers come from a pattern by Stacy Iest Hsu.
I used all Island Batik scraps for these. I love the vibrant colors of these batik fabrics.
I used half the block from the orginal pattern to make one mini quilt trivet. My new Oliso Iron, from my Island Batik Ambassador box, came in handy and pressed those tiny corners nice and flat for me.
The first mini quilt went together pretty quick.
So I made two more.
It's nice to make something small and cute once in a while, particularly after making huge quilts with lots and lots of pieces.
These will make the perfect spring time gift to shower on a few of my friends.
Be sure to hop on over and check out all the other showered theme posts today:
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Love your mini's. So pretty! Thanks for sharing the pattern!
ReplyDeleteThose bright and cheery flowers say, bring on spring. I'm so ready for it too! :-)
ReplyDeleteSew cute! Whomever receives one of these will love it!!
ReplyDeleteI love those mini flower quilts! The batiks are perfect for them and your photos are beautiful at showing them off. The "Metamorphosis" quilt is gorgeous! Congratulations on having it displayed.
ReplyDeleteAdorable mini quilts, thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCute mini quilts!
ReplyDeleteThose are really pretty. The batik fabrics really make them pop with color.
ReplyDeleteLJ here. Trivets are a great showering gift and yours are adorable. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLeah, I love your cute mini flower quilts! Sew cute! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteLove the mini flower quilts, so pretty!! xx
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, love the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI agree that making small quilts are a lot of fun. Your sweet flower quilts are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if my last post went through, so I wanted to say that your sweet little flower quilts are so pretty! And I love the staging you did with the photographs.
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