Patterns, patchworks and projects
Image from Anne Maundrell Designs
I was perusing Etsy and I found this beautiful quilt on Anne Maundrell Design’s shop. Change the eyes to gold and you have my sister’s cat Cash. Anne also has a blog Anne’s Creative Threads where she talks about her cat pattern. Go here to see more.
If you’ve ever fallen in love with the look of perfectly pieced circles in a quilt but, like me, struggle to cut and sew them with precision, then the Wild Blooms Quilt Pattern is going to feel like a game-changer. This stunning pattern, available as a digital download from Connecting Threads, offers a clever and approachable way to incorporate circular motifs into your quilting projects without the stress.
Circles can be intimidating—let’s be honest. They’re beautiful, bold, and add a dynamic element to any quilt, but cutting and piecing them neatly? That’s a whole different story. Enter the Wild Blooms Quilt Pattern, which uses a combination of clever design and straightforward techniques to give you that rounded aesthetic without the fuss. This pattern is perfect for quilters who want the wow factor of circles but prefer a less technical approach.
What I particularly love about this pattern is how it balances simplicity and sophistication. The playful use of color and layout creates a quilt that feels modern and fresh, while the design elements allow for plenty of creative expression. Whether you’re a beginner looking to tackle your first ambitious project or an experienced quilter wanting to try something new, this pattern has something for everyone.
A Stress-Free Way to Add Circles to Your Quilting Projects
The Wild Blooms Quilt Pattern is proof that you don’t need advanced cutting or piecing skills to achieve a show-stopping quilt. It’s a perfect blend of creativity and accessibility, making it ideal for anyone who loves the idea of circular designs but dreads the precision work they typically require.
As someone who has always admired circle quilts from afar, this pattern gave me the confidence to try one myself—and the results were more than worth it. With its easy-to-follow instructions and modern design, the Wild Blooms pattern offers endless possibilities for customization and truly brings out the joy of quilting.
So, if you’ve been on the fence about adding circles to your quilting repertoire, let this be the pattern that changes your mind. Download it today, pick out your favorite fabrics, and get ready to create a quilt that’s as fun to make as it is to admire. You won’t regret it!
Happy quilting, and may your Wild Blooms quilt bring a little extra cheer to your sewing space!
Hi Scarlett,thanks for including my cat design on your blog. This was from a picture of my sister’s cat Bonny, but we have a lovely grey cat Hector who is almost the same.
Bonny – what a sweet name. I had a German Shephard named Bonnie. I have a grey cat too, named Lacey. I also have a Siamese, my first boy cat and very affectionate. Cats are the best. Thanks for the note.–Scarlett