Free Quilt Pattern – Poppy Poetry

PoppyPoetry

This stylish quilt design has Red Poppies, Asters and Bluebells on a Black and White geometric and striped background design… from the 'Poppy Panache' collection designed by Ann Laner for Benartex.

It reminds us of Audrey Hepburn's fantastic hat and dress in the Ascot scene of My Fair Lady! Cecil Beaton designed this costume and it is one of the most famous dresses designed for a movie. Bring a little bit of the Ascot Gardens home with this quilt pattern, and you'll be humming the Ascot Gavotte!

The quilt measures 54" x 73", and if you'd like a larger, twin size 73" x 92" quilt, we have scaled it up for you: The Poppy Poetry Twin Pattern.

You may order the pattern as configured, (click through here to see the specifics!) or customize it to your liking with any of our over 20,000 fabrics. Just place your desired fabrics in your Wish List, and these fabrics will appear in the Fabric Selector below the pattern.

This pattern was designed in EQ7, which is available here at eQuilter.

Many thanks to Larene Smith for this Poppy themed quilt pattern.

Click Here for a Video Tutorial of the Free Pattern Designer. Download Instructions for the pattern at the bottom of the pattern designer page.

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1 Response to Free Quilt Pattern – Poppy Poetry

  1. Bev Hastings says:

    What a beautiful article on’colour”. You put into words the reasons I quilt. I recently took my fibre art work experience back into doing traditional art quilts as I realized that I missed the choosing, handling and sewing all the beautiful fabrics that I love. It does feed my quilting ‘soul’.

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