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Memory Lane - Daffodil Parade Pattern by Crabapple Hill Studio

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$6.7 $10 In stock

March's flower is the daffodil. This 15.5" x 30.5" wallhanging doesn't only have daffodils on the embroidered design... the pieced star blocks look like daffodils too! Time to snuggle up in the quilt on the back of this vintage truck to watch the parade! I wonder who the daffodil princesses are this year?#CAH2216

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

The star blocks really do echo the daffodils in the embroidery—it’s such a clever design that ties the whole wallhanging together. At 15.5 by 30.5 inches, it’s the perfect size to drape over the couch for a cozy spring evening.

Carter ★★★★★

I wasn't sure how the daffodil theme would translate to a quilt, but the pieced star blocks perfectly capture the flower's shape. The embroidery details add a lovely touch that makes it feel like a true keepsake project.

Joshua ★★★★☆

The pieced star blocks that echo the daffodil shape are such a clever design touch, and the 15.5" x 30.5" size is perfect for a wallhanging. I just wish the pattern had a few more close-up photos of the embroidery stitches, since that's the part I'm most nervous about.