This charming pattern is part of Tilda’s Hibernation collection and is free to download from Tilda’s website. If you’re looking for a project that combines gorgeous design with methodical assembly, this is the quilt for you!
About the Berry Wreath Quilt
The Berry Wreath Quilt features simple but elegant motifs of berries and leaves, forming beautiful pieced wreaths. While it may not be the quickest quilt to sew, it’s all about organization and methodical progress. With a little patience and precision, you’ll have a stunning quilt to showcase.
There is no appliqué! Only basic piecing techniques are used. All of the wreath blocks are the same, so it’s easy to repeat the construction of each block.
Let’s break the process down step-by-step.
Materials and preparation
To start, organize and cut all your fabric pieces according to the pattern instructions (search “berry”). Having your pieces sorted and ready will make assembly much smoother.
You can purchase a kit from Vintage Pink & Green quilt shop.
Making the Berries
Blue Berries
Gather the small blue squares and smallest background squares.
Sew the background squares diagonally onto each corner of the blue squares.
Press the corners outward to form the berry shape. (Optional: Trim the excess fabric.)
Red Berries
Use larger squares for the red berries.
Sew medium-sized background squares onto all four corners diagonally.
Press and trim the excess fabric.
Making the leaves
Leaves
Use green squares for the leaves.
Sew larger background squares onto two corners diagonally.
For directional prints, ensure consistent placement (e.g., lower right and upper left corners).
Assembling the block segments
Center Segments
Lay out the small blue berries in the corners.
Arrange long narrow strips and squares to create a nine-patch layout.
Sew each row together, then join the rows to complete the block.
Corner Segments
Sew together a blue berry and a small square.
Add the small rectangle to this unit.
Sew this unit to the leaf square.
Add the larger rectangle to complete the corner block.
Edge Segments
Lay out the pieces for the top and bottom sections of the wreath.
Sew the pieces together in rows.
Pay attention to directional prints for consistent orientation.
- Repeat process for side segments.
Assembling final block
Wreath Block
Arrange the corner sections, side sections, top and bottom sections, and the center block.
Double-check the layout against the pattern instructions to ensure proper orientation.
Sew the sections together row by row to form the final block.
Final Thoughts
I absolutely loved making the Berry Wreath Quilt, and I hope this tutorial inspires you to give it a try! The Hibernation collection fabrics bring such warmth and charm to this design, and the end result is worth every step. Whether you’re new to quilting or a seasoned pro, this project is a delightful addition to your crafting journey.
If you create your own Berry Wreath Quilt, I’d love to see it! Share your creations and tag me on social media. Don’t forget to subscribe for more tutorials, tips, and inspiration.
Happy quilting!
Download the Free Pattern: Tilda’s Website (search “Berry Wreath”)
Shop the Quilt Kit: Vintage Pink and Green