Generations ago, everyone was making applique Sunbonnet Sue quilt blocks. But not everyone was *finishing* Sunbonnet Sue quilts. So if you walk into your local antique shop, you may find a set of loose blocks, just waiting to become a quilt. Jenny's Sunbonnet Sue quilt pattern combines vintage blocks with a sweet 4-patch flower. This quilt requires just one charm pack from Garden Party by Whistler Studios for Windham Fabrics, and it's backed with a darling cheater cloth print. Watch the Sunbonne

This popular Sunbonnet Sue appliqué quilt pattern appeared in ladies’ magazines around 1910 and was based on Bertha Corbett Melcher’s illustrated book Sun-Bonnet Babies (1900). Quilts: Made in Canada is included with General Admission and highlights some of the most visually intoxicatinh examples of artistry, community and sustainability made in Canada. #quiltingismytherapy #antiquequilt #quiltersofinstagram #makersofinstagram #quilt #madeinCanada #1920s | Royal Ontario Museum