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Bloom Where You Are Planted Quilt Block Pattern

The Bloom Where You Are Planted quilt block pattern is a free pattern for a 10″ finished large flower quilt block. It is block six in the Riley Blake Quilt block challenge.

pink and green floral quilt block on white cutting mat

Welcome to week six of the Riley Blake Quilt Block challenge. If you’re new here, the Block Challenge is a weekly quilt hosted by Riley Blake Designs. They share a free quilt block pattern each week between January and May (except the last week of the month, which is catch-up week).

At the end of the challenge, they will share setting instructions to create your own sampler quilt.

pink and green floral quilt block on white cutting mat

This is block six, which is the last of the February quilt block patterns.

About the Quilt Block

Block six in the challenge is designed by Jennifer Long of Sew a Story. Jennifer says of her block design: “It’s a whimsical interpretation of a blooming flower with leaves. And the center of the flower is perfect for fussy cutting, adding extra embellishment, or highlighting a favorite print!”

colorful pink and green quilt blocks on wood table

Jennifer has created her blocks with her new line of fabrics from Riley Blake To Grandmother’s House. If you like to machine embroider, you should visit her site. She has a free coordinating embroidery design to compliment her fabric collection that you can use on your block.

pink and green floral quilt block on white cutting mat

I’m constructing my quilt from my new Tulip Cottage fabrics with Riley Blake. For my quilt block, I chose to fussy cut the largest center flower from the main floral print in the line. Per your request, here are all the fabrics and SKU’s I used in this block.

All prints are from Riley Blake Designs.

  • Background: Sparkler Fabrics; SC650-WHITE
  • Center Flower; Tulip Cottage Main White C14260
  • Flower Outline;  Stitches C14267-ROSE
  • Leaves 1: Tulip Dot; C14264-GREEN
  • Leaves 2: Flower Fields C14261-SKY

All of the Blocks in the Challenge

Here are all of the blocks shared in the challenge so far. This list will be updated as the block challenge progresses.

multiple pink and green floral quilt block on white cutting mat

Additional Fabric Choices

Riley Blake is creating their quilt blocks using their Confetti Cottons line of fabrics. They use mostly bright colors for their blocks, set on a bright white background.

light pink and green flower block on white table

How to Get the Quilt Block Pattern

Fill out this form, and we will email you the quilt block pattern. This will add you to our weekly newsletter to notify you when new blocks are available. You can also get the blocks from Riley Blake.

What do I do with the Finished Quilt Block?

When you finish sewing, you may wonder what you can do with the quilt block. There are a few options. The first is to keep sewing all the blocks in the challenge and finish them, as Riley Blake suggests at the end. They will share a free PDF with finishing instructions.

Since the quilt blocks all finish at 10″, you can also use the finishing instructions from a previous year’s quilt block challenge if you prefer.

You can also create your own sampler quilt. If you’re looking for ideas, be sure to check out our comprehensive list of Sampler Quilt block layout ideas.

You can also create a quilted pillow.

Quilting Resources

If you’re participating in the challenge, here are a few of our favorite quilting tips and resources to help you as you construct your quilt blocks.

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