This month I’m really wishing for spring to make it’s appearance for real. The grass is starting to green up, and I do have some daffodils blooming, so I really need the wind to stop blowing so hard, and a couple weeks without any rain. Soon the temperatures will rise enough that we can shut off the furnace and the goats will start shedding their winter fur.

And it’ll be time for flowers! Which I cannot grow since I don’t have a green thumb at all. The daffodils and lilacs are on their own, which is the only reason they’re surviving!

So if I do flowers, it’s in my quilts, and this month I’m featuring this candy-themed flower garden pattern called SWEET:

I originally designed the quilt for Ronald McDonald House to use as a fundraiser, so some lucky winner owns the original, but if you need one of these for yourself, you can get the pattern on special this month for $5 in my Etsy shop.

This pattern comes with the full-sized appliqué patterns inside, so it’s not available in a PDF version for that reason. Also, the templates are already reversed for fusible appliqué, so this quilt makes up really quickly, since it’s large pieces and machine appliqué.

You could substitute a name in place of the word SWEET, if you wanted to make it for a specific recipient!

If you want the pattern, don’t delay, as there are only a few copies left, and I won’t be re-printing it once they’re gone. You can get it HERE for only $5 throughout the month of April or until they’re all gone. Have a SWEET April, everyone!