Daydream Meadow Quilt Pattern

My kids have started to question why they don’t each have their own quilt, so I’ve started to take custom requests from them. First up is Leah. She requested florals, pastels, and butterflies, so when I started to design this one, she claimed it for her own. She got to help pick fabric combos, the backing, and the pantograph. It was a lot of fun, and she loves it! It’s made with strip piecing, so it came together super quickly. It reminds me of a meadow of flowers, so I named this quilt pattern “Daydream Meadow”.

The soft pastels look so pretty with the tan accent fabric.

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A lot of the fabric is from Garden Party by Poppie Cotton, but I also used a bunch from my stash. I used Kona White for the background and Kona Ivory for the tan accent pieces. They have a nice contrast, without being overwhelming.

Leah requested butterflies for the quilting, so we chose this pretty pantograph, called Ginger Flight. Sterling from Sterling Quilt Company did the longarm quilting, and it’s absolutely perfect!

Leah also wanted it backed in minky, so we used this icy blue. I love how cozy and heavy minky-backed quilts are!

I’m so happy that she loves it! Next up is Austin. His has been finished for a while now, and I can’t wait to show you. I’ve just been procrastinating buying backing and sending it to the longarmer. I think he wants minky as well, so I need to get on that.

Head over to my shop to get the pattern. It comes as a download with a booklet and a full page version, so you can choose which one you want. Hope you like it!