Hello and welcome!
It’s Julia from Inflorescence Designs! I’m so joyful you are visiting today! We are nearing the end of August which means most children and teachers are back in school–including myself! I teach ART and STEAM to PK-8th graders, and I absolutely love it!
The project I have for you today brings me so much joy. I always loved back to school time–everything fresh. It’s almost a New Year in itself. One of the things I always loved was new crayons, pencils and markers. Something about them just makes doing projects so much better.
For today’s project I am sharing how to make a New Box of Crayons quilt. Riley Blake Designs and Crayola have a new fabric line that just came out in July. It includes an AMAZING 64 count box of Crayola Crayons panel that is a dream to look at.
I partnered with Thermoweb for this project. Their HeatnBond products make this project come to life and make quilting it a breeze. You can find all the details as well as the FREE pattern over on their blog.
Supplies:
A New Box of Crayons Quilt Pattern (Find it HERE)
Thermoweb Supplies:
- HeatnBond FeatherLite
- StitchnSew EZ Print Foundation Piecing Stabilizer (OPTIONAL)
- SpraynBond Basting Spray
- SpraynBond Pattern and Stencil Spray
Fabric
- New Box of Crayons Kaleidoscope (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Mint, Blue, Sky, Violet) 1/4 yard
- New Box of Crayons Crayola Crayons Panel
- New Box of Crayons Confetti Black 1/2 yard
- Confetti Cotton Cloud 1/2 yard
- New Box of Crayons Stripe Cloud 1/2 yard (binding–this amount may vary depending on how you cut your binding strips. I use 2″ binding.)
- Batting/Flannel: 3 1/2 yards
- Backing: This cut depends on your application. I used 2 yards of Rainbow Stripe Minky
- Background Fabric: 3/4 yard
Additional Supplies:
- Rainbow thread
- Basic Sewing Notions
- Rotary Cutter and Rulers
- Janome 8200 Memory Craft Sewing Machine
- Basic Sewing Notions
- Oliso Iron
- Olfa Pressing Mat
Find the Pattern HERE
Thank you for visiting today! Come back soon to see what else will be starting to bloom with Inflorescence Designs!
Starting to bloom by choosing JOY ~ Julia
