Learn to make my Holland quilt

This cozy quilt can be made using the traditional piecing method or the foundation piecing method. You’ve got options!

Foundation piecing can be intimidating for some quilters, but I always say, just watch my tutorials and follow along without overthinking it.

Foundation piecing ends up using a bit more fabric compared to regular piecing, about 10% to 25% more. However, with some practice, you can minimize the amount of fabric left over.

If you give this method a try, make sure to cut your pieces big enough so they don’t end up too short. That way, you won’t get frustrated.

Making the two blocks for the Holland Quilt

This video demonstrates how to make the blocks with foundation piecing.

Making the tulip blocks with traditional templates

Holland quilt pattern

If you like the look of the quilt, you can download the pattern. The pattern includes all the fabric needs and assembly instructions, as well as the foundation piecing templates and traditional templates.

Download Holland quilt pattern (pdf).

Fabric suggestions for this quilt

The combinations of these two fat quarter bundles would work great:

Greens

Pinks

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