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Florere • Quilt Finish

I gave my sister my original Blossom quilt (happily) yet I missed it so much, I determined if I ever found the AMH border fabric again, I would remake it. At Road last year, I found the exact fabric; the personal challenge was on, and now it’s finished.

This is quilt #322, and is titled Florere, the Latin word for bloom (or so the internet says). I used a combination of all Anna Maria (and AMH fabrics), Soft and Bright batting, and I quilted it myself using a combination of Superior Magnifico thread and YLI Elite thread.

I cut out the 12″ size from my pattern. While many fabrics are similar, there are some changes, as Anna Maria had made some different ones that I wanted to use (like the coneflower fabrics).

There’s that border fabric. I started cutting this out in February 2026, only a month after Road (not bad).

While the top gets finished and pinned, it takes me a while to think of ways to quilt it. I went a little swirlier in the yellow-green petals. (That fabric is a Painter’s Palette Solid.)

Pattern can be found here.

I liked it so much, that earlier I made another one, smaller and for springtime. All four sizes are in the pattern.

A little stained-glass view for you.


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10 thoughts on “Florere • Quilt Finish”

  1. There’s that pattern I love so much! I’m so glad I have it in my possession, now just need to make it! I love all your versions – they are just spectacular. I have to say, my favorite is that first one!

  2. Oh Elizabeth I think I like this one the best! Those colors! And your quilting in the petals is perfection.

  3. Fabulous, fabulous! The pattern, the colors, the AMH fabric and that quilting, all perfection‼️

  4. This is my favorite version! It’s a lovely mix of prints with that one solid – just right! It reminds me why I am rarely happy using only solids in a piece and why choosing prints to mix is one of my favorite parts of the process.

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