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Scrappy Sunflowers Pattern by Lella Boutique

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Scrappy Sunflowers is a cheery quilt pattern from Lella Boutique, available from Quilt in a Day. The design is intended to be made with a variety of scraps, so you can bring together fabrics from your stash in one project.

  • Pattern name: Scrappy Sunflowers
  • Brand: Lella Boutique
  • Pattern number: #LB164
  • Style: scrappy quilt made with a variety of scraps
  • SKU: 8532SS
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

I love how the scrappy design lets me finally use up all those odd fabric pieces I've been hoarding. The pattern layout is clear and easy to follow, and the finished quilt has such a cheerful, sunny feel.

Edward K. ★★★★★

The instructions for mixing in all those odd-sized strips are so clear that I had my first block done within an hour. It’s the kind of pattern that makes digging through your stash feel exciting instead of overwhelming, and the finished sunflower really pops against the scrappy background.

Sofia U. ★★★★★

Using my smaller fabric scraps finally feels intentional with this pattern—it suggests colour placement so nothing looks chaotic. The finished blocks come together nicely even for a beginner quilter like me.