Bunny Hill Designs

This snowman quilt (51" x 66") is overflowing with the holiday spirit.  Each block is full of wonder and whimsy.  This will be a treasure you will be proud to display for years to come.

This 48" x 48" quilt really is "cute as a button"!!  The basket blocks have appliqued flowers with button centers, and the remaining blocks are pieced.

The Dolley Madison star has been a favorite quilt block for generations.  In this 68" x 86-1/2" quilt it has been modernized so that Dolley's garden is full of pastel flowers that welcome in spring.  Change the fabrics to red & green and you have a quilt for the holiday season....try batiks and think of a tropical island and the sea breezes.

Wondering what to do with the Jelly Rolls in your stash?  Well, think no further!  This pattern is a great way to use them.  Each Jelly Roll will make 2 or 3 bags depending on the number of stips in your roll.  If  you don't have a jelly roll, then simply cut your own!  A total of 17 strips are needed for each bag. 

This 38" x 36" quilt isn't called a "cutie" for no reason.  These adorable snowmen are waiting to welcome in winter at your home.  Use your favorite jelly roll and charm squares and have your project done before the holidays arrive.

Celebrate the glory of summer!  Each of these thirty five 4" x 6" blocks fondly recreates wonderful childhood memories of summer fun.  Make the 38" x 36" quilt, or choose  your favorite blocks & make a pillow, tote, framed picture, fabric postcard or anything else your heart desires.

Can't you just feel autumn approaching when  you look at this delightful 57" x 65" quilt.  The squirrels, birds are busy getting ready for winter's arrival.  Acorns and pumpkins are everywhere .... and look for the squirrels as they pull the pumpkin coach! 

Here is a great scrappy quilt (twin to full/queen) that gives you an opportunity to use all of those fat quarters you have in your stash.  Chances are if you like the way your fat quarters look in a stack, then you will like your finished quilt.  No wonderful it was named "Simply" Cottage.