Borrowed RosesBorrowed Roses is an adaptation of the New Rose Tree quilt made in 1928 by the grande dame of Kansas quilters, Rose Frances Good Kretsinger. The beauty of this quilt is found in its striking simplicity. Because the blocks are large (22 inches) and the fabrics are limited to five prints and a background fabric, this quilt is an easy to gather the fabric for and to make. Sue Garman assures us that the feathered swag border is one of the easier applique

Create a fused applique background and then add the horseman

Lots of pockets - 6 inside

Check out the small detail of the setting triangles peeking into the blocks to create a diamond effect

Is a multi-purpose tool for machine quilters

Use: Pedal Stay

It features an elastic bungee cord for easy installation and a snug fit

and an instruction booklet with step-by-step directions

lining fabric

Easy to make quilt for mountain lovers

Retro Clean will renew your treasured heirlooms to their original color and vitality

king/queen

that’s what this fabric ended up looking like