Whether you have fond memories of the Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt Pattern or you simply like the vintage spirit of scrap quilts, these garden quilt patterns will be an absolute delight. With summer on a slow move towards the cozier days of fall and winter, is there a quilt project stirring in your heart? After all, where are we to channel our garden energy once tucked indoors by the weather?
10 Garden Quilt Patterns
Choose a color theme to make a coordinated quilt or go crazy and dig into your stash and scraps to make a quilted garden that will brighten any room. With some patterns reminiscent of an iconic quilt, these lively garden quilts are bound to catch your eyes.
1. Secret Garden Flower Quilt Pattern by Craft Passion
Be amazed by this gorgeous Secret Garden flower Quilt Pattern. It uses the Trapunto method to make the appliquéd patterns “stand out”. Don’t you just love that puffy goodness? This design consists of flowers, snails, songbirds, ladybugs, butterflies and other details that will remind us of Spring!
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2. Grannies Garden Quilt Pattern by The Aqua Umbrella
Quilt this wonderful heirloom to pass on for generations to come! This modern take on a Grandmother’s Flower Garden is great way to keep your quilting traditions alive. Make it for a loved one to keep forever.
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3. Granny’s Garden Applique Quilt Pattern by AJ Padilla
Enjoy fresh blooms all year long with this fast, fun and beginner-friendly lap quilt. Beautiful prints help turn this Granny’s Garden Quilt into a lively garden with appliqué details. The 68″ x 72″ size is small enough to make in a weekend but large enough to cover you in warmth and beauty.
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4. Vintage Garden Quilt Pattern by Flamingo Toes
This Vintage Garden Quilt Pattern is a fun quilt that is an oversized version of a Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt! It’s a super easy fat-quarter friendly quilt that uses half-hexagon and triangle patterns, and there are no Y seams! It’s such a fun showy quilt!
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5. Gracie’s Garden Quilt Pattern by Nellie’s Needle Quilts
Bold colors are sensational in this lovely quilt. The colorful flowers are set off beautifully with the wide scalloped borders. Two blocks make up each flower and together they give the quilt a complex overall design. Even so, the blocks are relatively simple to make.
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6. Scrappy Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt Pattern by Red Pepper Quilts
Put a new spin on the traditional Grandmother’s Flower Garden pattern by using a variety of modern florals in a summery quilt.
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6. Free Hidden Flower Garden Quilt Pattern by Suzy Quilts
This Hidden Garden Quilt Pattern uses raw edge appliqué to create the appearance of falling petals and is the perfect burst of spring color to liven up your home. The pattern includes a printable appliqué template so you can make picture-perfect petals every time, and it’s also a great option for scrap quilting.
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7. Jelly Garden Quilt Pattern by Sweet Girl Studio
This double flower look really does give off all the grandma’s flower garden vibes, and I can’t get enough of it. Lining the first flower with more hexagons really helps the flowers to stand out.
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8. Beholden 2 Quilt Patterns by Coriander Quilts
This Beholden 2 Quilt Pattern is traditionally pieced and doesn’t use any templates. Grab your layer cake fabrics and start stitching the famous Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt.
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9. Flower Garden Quilt Pattern by Sherri Quilts
Beautiful blooms burst across this Flower Garden Quilt Pattern. Stitch this sweet project in your favorite fat quarters for a simply stunning addition to your home.
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10. Quilt Patterns Pretty Garden Pattern Tutorial
This Quilt Patterns Pretty Garden Pattern Tutorial is ideal for absolute beginners and will make a beautiful quilt. We all love a homemade quilt, but a lot of the patterns are complicated. Written in quilting jargon and endless abbreviations that are difficult to decipher if you are new. Or they are just made with lots of tiny pieces of fabric and difficult to sew seams. This is where this pattern idea is different.
It starts with a central fabric panel of your choice and shows you how to turn that into a larger quilt by building out from the sides of the panel. Then finish it off with some simple iron on fusible applique flowers and you are done! Your first quilt top and it was fun and easy. Two different versions with two flowers included using fabric panels and applique.
Also see: How to Bind a Quilt with Mitered Corners
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WITH THESE GARDEN QUILT PATTERNS, YOU CAN HAVE A PRETTY QUILT TO TOSS ACROSS YOUR LAWN SWING AND REVEL IN THE JOYS OF A SUMMER NAP.
Start quilting and share your completed heirloom pieces on our Facebook Page. Then, explore more traditional quilt patterns and a whole lot more! Check out our Quilting Patterns archives—there’s a great mix of traditional and modern patterns to satisfy any quilt-y itch!
Go on now and transform your stash into a beautiful garden you’ll be proud to display with these garden quilt patterns. Happy quilting, friends!
