Make an Easy Prairie Flower Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star (Video Tutorial)

Jenny Doan demonstrates how to make a traditional Prairie Flower quilt with snowballed corners and sashing. By adding cornerstones and using Gentle Breeze by Maywood Studios 10 inch squares of precut fabric (layer cakes) or 5-inch squares (charm packs) this quilt is transformed from ordinary to extraordinary. Get quilting supplies by clicking the link below:

Learn to sew with Jenny Doan as she teaches quilting tutorials from the heart. She’s the smiling face of Missouri Star Quilt Company! Stitching together simplified quilts full of love and laughter, Jenny makes quilting friendlier than ever before. With over half a million YouTube subscribers and more than 150 million views to date, she has sparked enthusiasm for quilting across the globe.

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[pklashley]

its realistic to say that I will not make every single quilt I will tell you on a cold Friday night with a pepsi and popcorn its my movie night with all Jennys tutorials. love ya Jenny and MSQC. I do this a lot...

[mstanton]

It's hard to pick a fav tutorial, because they are all great. But if I must pick one, it will be the Easy Prairie Flower Quilt. I love the look and being able to use some of my pre-cuts and make lots of blocks with none of them the same! :-)

[lindadaley]

I made this quilt by following this tutorial with Jenny. I made it 6 blocks x 8 blocks and it turned out beautiful and fits our king bed wonderfully. Thank you Jenny for all your clear instructions.

[adksgal]

My Daughter-in-law gave me a layer cake for Christmas that will be perfect for this quilt.  Will start it soon

[cherylynnpartridge]

wow Jenny~I can't wait to try Prairie Flower out.

[francrouch]

I started quilting becauseyou explain in such away that even a novice can accomplish the journey of making a beautiful quilt. Thank you for being such a great teacher.

[endlessdznsbycarrie]

Another Jennyism - "Pleaty Thing"! Love it! :-)
This quilt would be lovely as a wall hanging!

[JLazaneaolcom]

I love this because I'm a flower child, I guess. I have some great flower prints that will work super with this pattern!!!

[heatherhayllar]

My bucket list is so long I will never do it all! I guess its better to have too many I like than not enough :)  Thanks Jenny!!  Oh yeah I love that line of fabric!

[trollinfor]

I think this quilt would be fun to make with spring flower colors for a special little girl. Thanks for teaching me how to quilt Jenny!!!

[janetmcadamsbailey]

Jenny I am in the quilting stage of this quilt pattern...thanks for the reminder of how beautiful big clean lines are for scrapes...my adult daughter loves it and ask for it when I am has seen many quilts I have done with you around the house when she spoke up about this one. Thanks

[Sharkina]

I love the pattern. I made this quilt and double sewed the triangles you cut off and made a bunch of little half square triangles. Then I took all those little HST and made a mini quilt. I had to make a few more HST but it came out awesome. I love using up all the fabrics by double sewing the big HST and making little project from the tiny HST. I wish I could show you the mini quilt. I love it. I used all civil war type fabrics. Very kool!

[koverton]

The day this tutorial aired I quickly made a block to remind me that I now have a work in progress and that I need to make time to do this quilt! The example is simply stunning!

[ShirleyHar]

Great pattern for spring - (it will come, I'm sure). Love using the daisy prints for prairie flowers!

[patriciabeltran]

Jenny, I was not sure about which would be my first project this year, but this quilt is just beautiful. I love the colors. This will be my first project!. Thanks for sharing. You are a great teacher!!!

[rachaelhardin]

this has been a favorite block for a long time! thanks for the easier method

[susanshaw]

I like the Prairie Flower block - it looks like difficult and Jenny makes it very, very simple by breaking it down for us.  I like traditional looking blocks and this is one and it can be modernized with both techniques and fabric for ease and a more modern quilt, if that is the desired result.  Thanks for another great tutorial.

[michaelbrooking]

I really like this block. I recently finished the large periwinkle as a gift for my wife.

[maryschiff]

Using 3" corner squares will result in pointed petals so cut them from yardage, not jelly roll strips. I love this block.

[Wanda]

Hello Jenny. I have a whole lot of scraps, but I love this pattern. and I wanted to use up my scraps, so I am making pot holders with them as I do not have enough of the same fabrics to do a quilt. But you can count on the next time I am at the fabric store I am going to make sure I do. Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate these patterns. I also recently learned That there is a difference in the fabric you buy at a chain store and the fabric at a quilt shop. The fabric at the quilt shop is better quality. so I will use my cheaper fabric up for practice and when I do the quilt I will shop through fabric shops.