3 Rose of Sharon Machine Embroidered Quilts
Modern Twists on an Old Favorite!
Rose of Sharon Quilts have never really gone out of style. These stunning Baltimore Album style hand appliqued quilts can take years to complete. Thankfully, today’s quilters have tools their fore-mothers didn’t, which allow us to produce stunning quilts in far less time.
These 3 beautiful quilts are machine appliqued and embroidered. They are just as striking as the original hand stitched quilts but much easier on today’s busy quilters. Many of the “pieces” are machine embroidered (rather than being appliqued), which allows for intricate designs in far less time. Learn more about each of these quilts and see variations at Craftsy.
Midnight Roses
This gorgeous quilt from Sharon Pederson’s sister company, Nine Patch Media, was digitized by KennyKreations and features satin stitch applique on a deep blue batik fabric.
Roses of Remembrance
Internationally renowned quilting teacher and author Sharon Pederson, business partner Elizabeth Phillips and some of the best companies in the industry conducted a block design contest to benefit Alzheimer’s research.
Twelve winners were among the 31 blocks digitized in the Roses of Remembrance quilt series.
Traditional blanket stitch appliqué was combined with Pederson’s unique quilt-as-you-go technique to produce a stunning quilt.
Traditions
This lovely quilt is another collaboration between Sharon Pederson and Kenny Kreations.
In addition to the Rose of Sharon blocks with satin-stitched appliqué, Traditions features a beautiful scalloped swag border.