Choose from a wide variety of garden print fabrics to make this free picnic quilt pattern by Heather Bailey of Free Spirit Fabrics. The completed quilt is 64 inches square--just perfect for a picnic and the best part is that it can be finished in a few days. Download the easy quilt pattern from the supporting link.
This free applique quilt pattern shows you how to make a picnic quilt with all kinds of summer fruit including apples, cherries, pears, peaches--you choose the fruit from print fabric and quilt, quilt, quilt. The completed picnic quilt measures 45 inches square and can be finished in a weekend. Get the download link to the easy quilt pattern by Sara from Sew Sweetness for Cutting Corners College.
Designed by Jenean Morrison for Free Spirit Fabrics, this free picnic quilt uses printed fabric from around the world. It's quite easy to make and measures 63 inches square when completed. The piecing technique used makes this project a bit time-consuming (takes about two weeks to complete); but it's well worth the time. Get the download link below.
Turn the Dresden plate quilt technique into Hawaiian leis and you'll have completed this intermediate picnic quilt pattern. Mostly applique is used to work this fun quilt. Choose as many colorful floral prints as you can and enjoy quilting! See the supporting link to download the free quilt pattern from Melissa Corry of Happy Quilting.
Imagine the envy other picnickers will feel when they see your picnic basket spread out on this lovely summer jewel quilt. The free quilt pattern by Suzy Myers from Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom doubles as a beach blanket and is perfect for beginner quilters. In just a weekend, you can make a picnic quilt that's 34 inches square. Get the download link below.
Sounds like a great piece. H5
Really like this list! H5 & tweeted. My faves are the Worldwide and Hawaiian quilts.
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