Summer Rain Picnic Quilt Tutorial
If you're brand new to quilting, then you'll fall completely in love with this simple and beginner-friendly patchwork tutorial. This Summer Rain Picnic Quilt Tutorial uses traditional patchwork and 5 inch squares to create a throw quilt that's ideal for days at the beach or family picnics in the park. Made in beautiful shades of ocean blue, meadow green, and slate gray, this DIY picnic quilt pieces together quickly and uses flannel for batting, making it a great way to recycle any old flannel sheets you've got stored in your linen closet. Relax in your quilt studio with this beginner quilt tutorial that's the perfect compliment to your summer schedule.
Project TypeMake a Project
Quilt Size50 inches wide x 63 inches long
Time to CompleteWeekend project
Primary TechniqueQuilting
Why You'll Love This Quilt
1. Perfect for beginners: The Summer Rain Picnic Quilt Tutorial is a great project for newbie quilters to start with. The instructions are easy to follow, and the patchwork design is simple yet beautiful. If you're just starting out in the world of quilting, this tutorial is a great way to dip your toes in and create something you can be proud of.
2. Ideal for summer outings: This picnic quilt is perfect for taking on your summer adventures. Whether you're heading to the beach for a day of relaxation or having a family picnic in the park, this quilt will be your go-to accessory. The cool shades of blue, green, and gray are reminiscent of a summer rain shower, making this quilt both stylish and practical for outdoor use.
3. Eco-friendly and budget-friendly: One of the best things about this quilt tutorial is that it encourages recycling and repurposing old materials. By using flannel sheets for the batting, you're giving new life to something that might have otherwise been thrown away. Not to mention, using 5 inch squares of fabric means you can easily use up any scrap fabric you have lying around. This project is a great way to create something beautiful while being mindful of the environment and your budget.