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Quick Pattern Details Block Size 16" x 16" Finished Technique Foundation Paper Piecing Format Digital PDF Download Quilt Size 62” x 78” Finished Recommended Skill Level Beginner Confident Beginner Intermediate Advanced Expert A garden, one section at a time. Honey Bell brings together blooming flowers, leafy branches, and one very tiny bee in a statement foundation paper pieced block designed to be just as lovely on its own as it is repeated across an entire quilt. Begin with one complete 16″ block. When you’re ready for more, repeat the design twelve times and turn it into the full Honey Bell Quilt, complete with inner and striped borders. Yes, bestie—you’re getting both patterns in one. Make the block. Make the quilt. Or use the block to create something entirely your own. little pieced
Fabric 1 Fabric 2 Fabric 4 Fabric 5 Fabric 6 Fabric 3 ½ yd ⅛ yd ¼ yd ⅛ yd scraps scraps 3 ¾ yd 2 ½ yd 1 ¼ yd 1 ½ yd ¼ yd ¼ yd Fabric Requirements Yardage is based on 42" wide quilting cotton. If using directional prints or fussy cutting, additional fabric may be required. Single Block Yardages Full Quilt Yardages Fabric 1 Fabric 2 Fabric 3 Fabric 4 Fabric 5 Fabric 6 Fabric 1 Fabric 2 Fabric 3 Fabric 4 Fabric 5 Fabric 6
Is this a physical product? Is this pattern beginner friendly? Do I need FPP experience? How do I print the templates? THE SPOTLIGHT GOES TO: we asked the maker What’s the story behind the stitches? Honey Bell began with a tiny bee, a handful of flowers, and the idea of creating a quilt that feels like a garden growing one block at a time. Make one 16″ block for a pillow or mini quilt—or repeat it twelve times to create the full Honey Bell garden. Get to know the Honey Bell Pattern. Why you’ll love it No. This is a digital PDF pattern available to download after purchase. Yes! It was designed for a confident beginner to learn along the way. The pattern teaches the tear-free method step by step, but sewing experience is recommended. Print the templates at or actual size. Measure the include test square before beginning. Learn the tear-free FPP method step by step, then make Honey Bell completely your own with soft florals, bold colors, or your favorite scraps. Inside the pattern Block and full-quilt instructions Printable FPP templates Fabric labels and cutting charts Coloring page Step-by-step video tutorial 100% 1 “
Sew often ✂ enjoy the process ✂ make things ✂ Sew often ✂ enjoy the process ✂ make things ✂ Sew often ✂ enjoy the process ✂ make things ✂ Sew often ✂ enjoy the process ✂ make things
One Pattern, Many Makers See the Honey Bell through somebody else’s sewing room. One of my favorite parts of creating the Honey Bell pattern was seeing how completely different it became in the hands of each pattern testers. Different fabrics. Different palettes. Different personalities. Same little bee. Their versions are proof that Honey Bell doesn’t belong to one color palette. Make it soft. Make it bright. Make it moody. Pull from your stash. Make it Yours. Marisol | @marisoldc1 Sydney | @squid.makes Elizabeth | @elizabethflavien Tricia | @tryanntryan Emily | @emilyhinterlach Madeleine | @mb15508