Bouquet Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt in Two Sizes

Hello, friends, and happy Wednesday! I’m super excited to share a fun new pattern with you today. My Bouquet Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt pattern has two different size options, and I love them both. While you can make a delightful lap-size quilt, there is also a wall-hanging or mini quilt option included. Both quilts are Layer Cake or scrap friendly, and one Layer Cake will make both projects. Additionally, I’ve filmed a video with a close up view along with lots of other Grandmother’s Flower Garden project ideas. (The small quilt is super quick to make–and you might even be able to get it finished up in time for holiday gifting. But either way, both are terrific projects to work on during the holidays).

Bouquet Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt

I used our Seashore Drive fabric collection for my mini version of this quilt. And I’m currently working on finishing up the blocks for the lap-size version. The lap version is a scrappy mix that will have fabrics from all of our collections to date. I love both versions and can’t wait to have the larger one finished up–my goal is to have all of the hexagons stitched this weekend and then get it to the quilter next week. Wish me luck! Find the new Bouquet Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt pattern in paper and PDF here (or click the button below).

Bouquet Lap Quilt Details

The Bouquet Lap Quilt finishes at 57″ x 57″ with the following fabric requirements:

• 1 Layer Cake for Flowers
• Citrine Print for Flower Centers: ¼ yard
• Block Background: 2 yards
• Grey Print for Block Corners: ⅞ yard
• Low Volume Print for Sashing: ⅝ yard
• Blue Print for Cornerstones: ⅛ yard
• Inner Borders: ⅜ yard
• Outer Borders: ¾ yard
• Binding: ⅝ yard
• Backing: 3 ¾ yards

Bouquet Wall Hanging or Mini Quilt Details

The Wall Hanging or Mini version has a couple of options. Make it like the pattern cover for the smallest version, or add sashing like the lap version to make it a touch bigger as I did. And of course, you can make the outer border larger as needed if you’re using it for a particular space. Find the fabric requirements below for the small version:

• 4 – 10” x 10” Assorted Print Squares or Scraps for Flowers.
• 4 – 5” x 5” Assorted Print Squares or Scraps for Flower Centers.
• And 4 – 10” x 10” Assorted Low Volume Background Print Squares or ⅜ yard of (1) Block Background Print.
• Citrine Print for Block Corners: ¼ yard
• Inner Border: ¼ yard
• Outer Border: ¼ yard
• Binding: ¼ yard
• Backing: 1 yard

NOTE: To make the Mini Quilt as shown in my quilted version you’ll need to cut four sashing pieces as directed for the throw version.

Bouquet Wall Hanging + Mini Quilt Video

Watch today’s Bouquet Wall Hanging + Mini Quilt Video above, or go here to watch it on our YouTube channel. You’ll find some extra ideas for hexagons and Grandmother’s Flower Garden blocks in the video, too. I also have those extra ideas linked below.

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More Grandmother’s Flower Garden Block & Hexagon Project Ideas

And finally, I love hexagons and am always thinking of fun ways to use them in small projects. Find links to the extra project ideas I shared on the video below:

• Hexagon English Paper Piecing Tutorial Video Part 1
• Hexagon English Paper Piecing Tutorial (Hand applique’) Video Part 2
• Framed hexagons tutorial in two sizes
• Grandmother’s Flower Garden Mug Rug, or small topper with free PDF printable.
• My Window Box Grandmother’s Flower Garden Project from my Labor of Love Book

Thanks so much for stopping by to read today’s Bouquet Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt post. Both quilts have been so much fun to work on, and I’ll be sure to share my quilted version of the lap quilt as soon as it’s finished up!

Happy quilting!