Wild Rows Flower Tutorial
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.This is a fun quilt project that will make you feel like spring is right around the corner. The Wildflowers tutorial would be great as a pillow, baby quilt, or added as a row in a quilt.

Where is your happy place? Everyone who knows me knows that I am always happy when I’m in my quilt room. When I’m outside, I enjoy taking care of my flowers so for this blog hop I chose that as my happy place.
Today I get to share my Wild Flowers row as part of the My Happy Place Row Along put on by Seams To Be Sew. Thank you, Marian, for all of the work you put into your blog hops!
Northcott generously supplied me with the fabrics for my Wild Rows Flowers row. I chose their beautiful Single Colorway collection. In my pattern, I have included each fabric number so you can get the same exact fabrics.
I also used my favorite Aurifil threads and keep reading as my giveaway today is an Aurifil thread collection!
I decided to make my row into a long wall hanging or I may end up using it on one of our tables.
I always sew my binding on with my vintage 15-91 Singer sewing machine and I used the little wonder clips to keep the folded for this project.
Here is a closeup of one of the blocks. There are actually three blocks in my Wild Rows Flower row. I applied Heat n Bond Lite to the fabrics I used for my applique flowers. The applique is just a simple raw-edge free motion stitching around the pieces.
I hope you like my Wild Rows Flower quilt project and if you make it I would love to see a picture of it! It would be great to combine in a row quilt with several of the other beautiful rows included in this blog hop.
You can download the free pattern in my library.
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Beautiful design! It makes me feel happier and lighter!
What a wonderful pattern. I love to appliqué and quilt so your pattern is perfect plus your kindness shares it with no cost to us who have limited income for beautiful patterns. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern. Can’t wait to finish my present project and start this one from you. Happy spring to you
This is so pretty! And very cheerful! And this made me think of bookmarks! Thanks so much for sharing tutorials, patterns and ideas.
What a sweet table runner!! It is certainly “Spring” worthy. Here on the Central Coast of Oregon we are surely ready for spring to arrive as, I’m sure, are many other places. We’ve grown tired of the rain and it’s time for some sunshine.
Loved the photo the other day of Rusty laying on his back. He’s definitely feeling like he’s got a forever home.
Hope you have a great weekend!
This spring table runner is a wonderful way to start the month of April. I have never appliqued or done free motion before.
Your postings always make my day. I would love to see a picture of all your finished projects. You must have a room full.
So subtle! But really nice to have the gradations in the background.
Another lovely single digit winter day but have lots of fabrics to keep me warm!
Love the flowers – a promise that it will be spring here EVENTUALLY. And your directions are always so well done. Thanks!
Beautiful Connie! I always enjoy your lovely work!
Another beauty — flowers make me happy!
Always makes my day to see what you are working on. Beautiful work.
Thank you for linking up with the Fall 2018 Tips and Tutorials Festival!
I love your row Thank you for sharing it.
Love be that row. I can see all these rows making a nice wall hanging.
Connie, you really raise the bar for this row hop!
Love your row! Thank you so much.
Love this block. Only use aurifil thread for piecing. It is worth it.
A very happy place, indeed! Love everything about your row!
Such a happy, bright row!
Thank you!
Connie, your row is just up my garden alley! Next to my sewing room, my garden is my favorite place to hang out! I’m loving the contrasting threads you chose to stitch down the flower heads….so pretty!
Such a beautiful row! I love flowers too, and yours are perfect. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful flowers. Thanks for sharing your Happy Place.
I like your flower row a lot and love your finished row….beautiful 🙂
Beautiful Row. My favorite so far.
Connie, I absolutely love this table runner! My home, family members and a few friends are blessed with table runners you published! Your tutorials are wonderful and so easy to follow, and as I have mentioned before, my favorite website!!
I always love to read your blog. especially the pictures by the river.
Thnak you. I love your row and will probably do.
beautiful flowers, thanks for joining the row a long, and sharing your design. I do love flowers. the garden is definitely a happy place.
This is beautiful! I really like the different flowers and am already thinking about how I can use this row.
I’m a first time visitor and I notice that you show your vintage 15-91 Singer. My dad recently found me a vintage Singer that I believe is also a 15-91. (He’s in another state and I haven’t seen the machine yet.) Do you have any suggestions for resources for getting the machine in working condition? Or resources for parts? I have not really started my research yet of how to get it in working order and any help or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Your flowers make ME happy! Thank you for sharing them!
It’s funny, I’m not a “flower” person when it comes to the “normal” female things but I LOVE floral fabric and patterns that are for quilting! If you were to sit myself and my husband down and then had us pick something for the home, he would pick something floral and I would pick something plaid … lol BUT, this row you did is beautiful! I love how simple it is, like a row of planted flowers.
Your row is very pretty. The simplicity of the flowers makes it that way. I like the variation of the background, too. Thank you for sharing this pattern with us.
I love your row! I’m not so good at growing flowers, but I could certainly stitch up a few.
This row is so fun and has so many fun ideas you could use it with, from a springtime theme to a summer picnic for table mats. One could even separate the flowers and put them on a jacket. I just love the simplicity of this row and the great way you’ve used the fabrics to bring it to life. It’s just fun, Connie. Of course, I want to thank you for participating in the row along it’s always a great time to come and visit your blog and see what you’ve been up to.
I love everything you do and your row of wild flowers is no exception! Thanks so much for all you share.
Thank you for the lovely flower row. I look forward to using it.
I would love to take your row and epand it for a bedrunner.
I love your row! Wildflowers are just beautiful!
Any place there are flowers is a happy place! Such a sweet row – would make a great summer table runner.
Such a sweet little banner or table cloth.
Hope I win
Love the flowers! Thanks!!!!
I love your row and I also love Aurifil thread so fingers crossed for the giveaway
I love your row! So cute!
What a pretty garden block. You have even inspired me to try appliqué work again. Mine has always wound up wonky!
Love the flowers! Makes me think of a spring morning when all is cool.
I love all the wild flowers in the spring. Thanks for a cute pattern.
Cute flowers, Connie! I can see cutting some of those leaves with my Accuquilt. Thanks for the pattern.
Love your flowers! The colors are perfect.
This is Beautiful!! Love the Flowers!! & thank you for sharing the Pattern. I think a wallhanging, or tablerunner is great idea!! (Think I have found a special surprise to make my Daughter!) Thank you too, for chance to win your Give-a-way 🙂
This is such a sweet row and a perfect table runner if you aren’t doing a quilt! I love those colors in that thread collection – I piece in a lot of different colors but beige and grays are my go tos.
Such a pretty row of flowers! Thank you for sharing.
What a fun row! Makes me think of Spring. Thank you for sharing.
Who doesn’t love being surrounded by flowers? Thank you for such a sweet row.
Flowers always make me happy! I love your beautiful row. Thanks for sharing it!
Beautiful floral row, thank you so much.
I love your row quilt! You designs are so beautiful.
I love this row, Connie! It is really beautiful and so sweet.
Love Love LOVE your Row for the QAL!! Your flowers aren’t just plain-jane flowers – they’re gorgeous!! I love the little extras you used to really make them different. 🙂 Thanks, too, for all the hard work you put into your row and then giving it away!! Getting to try for some bonus prizes is a big plus, as well…. THANKS!!!`
I am already picking out fabrics to make this one. Love it
Love the row of flowers. Thank you
Your flowers are lovely. I would like a close up of the flowers to see how they were stitched down. Perhaps next time?
Connie, this is great! I love all flowers shapes and sizes, and the material you received from Northcott especially the material you used for the leaves. Thanks, for sharing. Elizabeth, Silverdale, WA
My garden is a happy place for me too.
This may be a duplicate. But I absolutely love this row and i thank you for sharing it with us
That is so cute. I love all the happy colors.
I love your happy place. Thanks for sharing
Wow! Beautiful row!! Thanks so much for taking the time to create and share! And thanks for the chance at the fabulous giveaway too!
Flowers are always a great addition to a row quilt! Thanks, Connie.
One of my favorites so far! I definitely will make this in a long columns for my wall.
Love love love your row. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Beautiful row!! It says Spring Has Sprung!
Your row is adorable!! I love the flowers and background you created! And I love that Aurifil thread!
Love this row! Besides quilting, gardening is my favorite thing to do. Thank you for sharing!
Love this row! Thank you!
This row made me smile. I can picture rows of flowers in the yard with all of the colors shining in the sun. I would really like to make this row.
Thanks for the “Wild Flowers” tutorial. Your row is fantastic.
I am thrilled to have found you! Thank you!
Love flowers in quilting and these look quick and easy!
Thank you for the chance to win the Aurifil thread. I love this thread and use it for most of my piercing and a lot of my quilting.
Oh, this is fabulous! I do really like your flowers. Thank you so much. That’s a happy place for me, too, bringing back times I spent planting flowers with my mother many decades ago. I think I will have to use zinnia colors. =)
Great row! And looks so springy. Thanks.
I like your row. Unfortunately I can’t get it to print. Oh well, I’ll improvise! Thanks for the inspiration.
It’s a lovely row! Thank you for sharing!
Your row is so lovely! I love lots of flowers!
Great row, I love the flowers. The colors are outstanding.
Love your flowers!
Hello Connie; Your row of applique flowers is delightful! Like you, I also love working in my flower gardens. Having the tall flowers, like Cosmos and Sunflowers, are something I truly enjoy adding to my gardens and seeing your flowers made me think of them. These fabrics you were able to use are so pretty and the way that you arranged them just adds that charm along with your lovely skill at Freemotion stitching. Thank you so much for sharing the row you designed, it will be a fabulous addition! Have a spectacular day!
I love this and the fabric couldn’t be more perfect. In fact I am going to check out this fabric for a new design I am working on.
So pretty! And I am always amazed on how you machine applique with a straight stitch machine.
Love this runner! Thanks for sharing the pattern.
Love your flowers, what a wonderful way to keep spring and summer all year long.
As always you blow us away with your wonderful designs. This row is just too cute and will make a great addition to anyone’s projects!
Great row! Flowers always make me smile.
Such a pretty row! I’m sad to lose my flowers now that winter is coming, and this is a good way to keep flowers year round!
What a cute quilt runner. I love flowers!
I love your flowers! Flower projects are some of my favorites! Thank you for generously sharing your beautiful patterns.
Your row is beautiful!! I, too, love flowers and am always on the look out for a project that I can bring inside. I will definitely be making one of these!!
I love your wild flower runner, thanks.
A beautiful happy row! Thanks
Thanks for the great pattern
Very pretty thanks for sharing and the great giveaway. I love and use Aurifil!
I can’t wait to make the wild flowers – they are darling!
Thanks, Connie. Love the simple design and look forward to trying it.
What a beautiful row! So happy! Thanks!
I love your wildflower row. Thanks for sharing the pattern with us.
What a lovely Row! Thanks so much for the free pattern!
Love seeing these bright flowers on a dreary gray morning. So cute!
Gorgeous row! I can envision many other uses for those lovely flowers, both individually and together.
Your wild flowers are so lovely! I like the way you stitched them down, I’ll have to try that. Thanks so much for the pattern.
I love flowers. Thank you for the garden.
Oh! I love this row! It just needs a blackbird to be my garden in spring! 🙂
Absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful row. This is on my to do pile for sure 😊 😍