The only rule for this garden? More color.

“Garden Party” is one of those quilts that completely changes personality depending on the fabrics you choose… I’m not mad about this version blooming with bright flowers popping against a navy backdrop. One of my favorite things about Magic Stripe is how every print seems to have a personality of its own. Mix them together and suddenly every flower feels unique – as though each one insisted on wearing its favorite outfit. The result is bright, playful, and impossible not to love.

The Materials List

Sadly, I have not had a chance to piece this one (yet!) but had to share anyway. Here’s the full materials list of what you would need to make it. If you’re looking for a kit, be sure to share this info with your favorite quilt shop so they can get it ordered:

• (1) fat quarter #5230 39 (Magic Dot in “Cloud”) for flower center accent print
• (1) fat quarter #5231 11 (Magic Stripe in ” “) for flower set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 32 (Magic Stripe in “Strawberry”) for flower set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 33 (Magic Stripe in “Raspberry”) for flower set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 34 (Magic Stripe in “Pink Lemonade”) for flower set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 51 (Magic Stripe in “Daisy”) for flower set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 56 (Magic Stripe in “Honey”) for flower set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 64 (Magic Stripe in “Robin’s Egg”) for flower set + sashing
• 1 1/4 yards #5231 43 (Magic Stripe in “Sky”) for flower set + leaf set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 16 (Magic Stripe in “Dove”) for leaf set
• (1) fat quarter #5231 17 (Magic Dot in “Silver”) for leaf set
• 1/2 yard #5231 61 (Magic Stripe in “Cream Daydream”) for leaf set x2
• 1/2 yard #5231 65 (Magic Stripe in “Sprig”) for leaf set x2
• 4 yards #5230 41 (Magic Dot in “Midnight”) for background print
• 3/4 yard #5231 43 (Magic Dot in “Sky”) for binding print
• 5 yards #5230 41 (Magic Dot in “Midnight”) for backing print

I do have a couple tips for cutting/piecing this quilt using a bidirectional print like Magic Stripe – here’s the free guide: