The Honey Bee Quilt Buzzes With Color
| April 10, 2016 | Free Quilt Patterns, Scrap Quilts
Great for Using Up Some of Those Scraps!
The “bees” in this charming quilt look a bit like flowers to us, but even so the “Honey Bee” quilt is gorgeous. The bright colors and scrappy look make it fun and interesting.
The quilt is easy to stitch together. Nine patch blocks form the center of each block and the pieced border. Fusible applique bees are stitched in place with a blanket stitch, although you can use whatever stitch you prefer.
The designer, Erin of Why Not Sew, does not specify the finished size of the quilt other than to say it’s lap sized. You can easily adjust the size based on the number of bee blocks you make.
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