Generations ago, everyone was making applique Sunbonnet Sue quilt blocks. But not everyone was *finishing* Sunbonnet Sue quilts. So if you walk into your local antique shop, you may find a set of loose blocks, just waiting to become a quilt. Jenny's Sunbonnet Sue quilt pattern combines vintage blocks with a sweet 4-patch flower. This quilt requires just one charm pack from Garden Party by Whistler Studios for Windham Fabrics, and it's backed with a darling cheater cloth print. Watch the Sunbonne

This week, Jenny is stitching together some Sunbonnet Sues! Watch the YouTube tutorial this Friday to learn how these darling blocks come to life. Pardon the background noise – it’s mowing season!🌾 | Quilting Deals - Missouri Star Quilt Co

This popular Sunbonnet Sue appliqué quilt pattern appeared in ladies’ magazines around 1910 and was based on Bertha Corbett Melcher’s illustrated book Sun-Bonnet Babies (1900). Quilts: Made in Canada is included with General Admission and highlights some of the most visually intoxicatinh examples of artistry, community and sustainability made in Canada. #quiltingismytherapy #antiquequilt #quiltersofinstagram #makersofinstagram #quilt #madeinCanada #1920s | Royal Ontario Museum