Spring is finally here and the flowers are just starting to bloom. Why not celebrate with this super easy spring and Easter mini quilt tutorial. My new project comes together in no time, especially if you use the Spring Template Bundle from Missouri Star Quilt Company. I have a video showing the entire process. You will find all of the measurements in the video as well as down below.

This is such a fun project and it’s so cute. One of the things I love best about it is that it can be designed almost any way you want with the templates. However, don’t worry if you don’t have them. You can use ones that you already have. Cookie cutters also make nice templates, and, if you are good at drawing, why not make your own.

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Learn How to Make the Project Here

Supplies Needed for 1 Mini Quilt

Finished quilt measures about 16″ x 20″.

• Fabric – Various sizes and colors
• Backing Fabric – 1 piece about 19″ x 24″
• Batting – 1 piece about 19″ x 24″
• Binding Fabric – 1 strip 2 1/2″ x about 80″ long – I use 2 1/2″ wide binding strips
• Spring Templates – You can order the Spring Template Bundle here or use others
• Paper- Backed fusible adhesive for appliqué – I used Heat ‘n Bond which can be ordered here
• General Sewing Supplies

Measurements

Sashing (shown in white)

• 1″ x 11″ – 2 strips
• 2″ x 11″ – 1 strip
• 1″ x 16″ – 3 strips
• 1″ x 8″ – 3 strips
• 1″ x 6″ – 1 strip

Background Panels (shown in yellow)

• 10″ x 11″ – 1 piece
• 8″ x 9″ – 1 piece
• 4″ x 11″ – 1 piece
• 4″ x 6″ – 2 pieces

Making the Easy Spring and Easter Mini Quilt

This sweet mini quilt would look pretty hung on the wall or as a table topper. I like the offset look of the various blocks. It gives the project a little bit more interest. You could also add decorative embroidery to jazz it up even more.

There is nothing more satisfying than a fun and easy seasonal project and this one definitely fits that description.

Looking for More Projects To Use Up Your Scrap Fabrics?

Check out my “Working Our Scraps Off” projects and Facebook group. You’ll find all kinds of fun projects to use up some of your gorgeous scraps!