Clover Farm Row Quilt by Gracey Larson Using Clover Farm Fabrics Clover Farm Row Quilt Quilt Kit Includes instructions and pattern. All fabric needed for the quilt top, borders and binding. Fabric is from Clover Farm and Confetti Cotton Solids fabric collection by Riley Blake Designs Finished size is 66 inches by 78 inches *Backing not included 100% Cotton Designed by Gracey Larson Confident beginner and beyond ABOUT THE LINE: My family has spent many years living out in the country, surrounded by clucking chickens laying farm-fresh eggs, bees pollinating the wildflowers and garden plants, and veggies growing in the sunshine. There are many exciting things to experience in the world and many places to explore, but I’m convinced that nothing and nowhere is better than a sunny country afternoon with a book in one hand and a glass of iced tea in the other. Clover Farm is a collection that invites you to enjoy this sunny afternoon in the country with its tomato reds, sweet pinks, leafy greens, sunny yellows, and bright sky aquas. Prints that include ginghams, chickens, garden produce, wildflowers, bees, and clover, paint a picture of a perfect day! Gracey Larson @burlapandblossompatterns
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Clovers are premiere nitrogen fixers, great forage for bees, and the blossoms also make a nice tea. This collection includes one packet each of Crimson (Trifolium incarnatum), Red (Trifolium pratense), and White Clovers (Trifolium repens) Offering no genetically engineered or treated seeds, the mission of The Plant Good Seed Company is "connecting plants and people." Plant Good Seed presents certified organic seed varieties sourced directly from their farm in Ojai, California and a network of growers that reflect ethical agriculture.
Medium Red Clover produces adorable 3 leaf clover shaped leaves with a hot pink globe shaped flower. Although referred to as “medium red,” it has more pink tones. See my other listing for Crimson Clover for a red clover. Medium red clover is very attractive to honey bees. If you are looking to attract bees to your garden to increase flower and fruit/vegetable production, this is a great flower to plant. Additionally, medium red clover is “nitrogen fixing,” which allows the plants to acquire nitrogen from the air and provide, rather then deplete nutrients from the soil. Planting other plants in the area where they were previously planted provides a nice rich soil for other plants. Farmers plant these after a crop is finished and before planting a new one so that the soil that has been depleted from the previous crop is re-enriched for the new one. Clover is also used medicinally to balance estrogen particularly after menopause. Mix organic compost in with the soil to provide beneficial bacteria needed for clover so it is able to extract nitrogen from the air. It is actually recommended to plant these in fall or spring for warmer regions and spring for cooler regions. These have the capability of providing a gorgeous field of flowers like a natural wildflower landscape. You pay one flat rate for as many seeds (or pocket gemstones, incense or Palo Santo) as you would like for no additional shipping. Order over $35 ship for free. Annual, prolific seed producer for planting the next season or year round in warmer climates. All my seeds are Non-GMO This is for approx 650 Organic seeds. Save the 🐝’s! I combine shipping on all seed orders, you pay one flat fee for as many seeds as you would like for no additional shipping. Orders over $35 for any combination of items in my shop ship for free! All of my seeds are tested and guaranteed. Most of my seeds are fresh off of my own plants.
This product is designed for Cloverbud 4-H members to introduce them to the 4-H pledge and the meaning of the four H's in 4-H.
Planting crimson clover in the fall will produce a great cover crop and a beautiful field of red blooms. Cover crops benefit the soil, add nitrogen, and help prevent erosion.
Do you teach a preschool farm theme? Grab these awesome preschool farm activities and worksheets for your classroom and centers.
The beautiful horses that are featured on each item in Certified International's "Clover Farm" ceramic dinnerware and serveware collection are from art painted by Susan Winget. Her love of horses shines through every image and the colorful 3-D horse barn cookie jar adds to the fun. Dimensions: 13" Diam x 3" Bowl Capacity: 128oz Earthenware Dishwasher and Microwave Safe for Reheating Only Imported Web ID: 10900479
Clover is a widely available edible wild plant with medicinal uses. Here's what to know about identifying and using edible clover.
Listing is for 1/2 yard of Clover Farm - Clover White by Designer: Gracey Larson Manufacturer: Riley Blake Designs Fabric type: 100% cotton Fabric width: 44/45" SKU: C14763R-WHITE If more than 1/2 yard is ordered, item will be one continuous cut. Item ships from a smoke/pet free home.
This writing assignment based on Animal Farm by George Orwell asks students to look at the story from Clover's point of view.
Preschoolers and toddlers will love moving like things found on the farm with this free printable gross motor farm movement game! Print and play!
Mugs - Bucket and Heart Blocks Welcome Quilty Friends!! Today is Week Two for the LET'S MAKE A SNOWMAN SEW ALONG We are making the LET'S MAKE A SNOWMAN Quilt which finishes at 75" x 87" It consists of 22 pieced quilt blocks for the border which surrounds the applique blocks in the center of the quilt. (There are a few other blocks that are also pieced) To make the applique blocks we are using my Sew Simple Shapes called of course... Let's Make A Snowman! The collection that we are using for the quilt is... HOME TOWN HOLIDAY!! Home Town Holiday was designed by me... and produced and distributed to quilt shops everywhere by the amazing Riley Blake Designs If you would like to know everything about HOME TOWN HOLIDAY CLICK HERE to view the entire storyboard... to see all of the fabrics close up and to view the notions and ALL of the patterns that coordinate with it:) As per usual I did a video tutorial on my YouTube channel for week one:) I showed you how to make the hat and one of the letters and gave you tips along the way. I also chatted about stitching the appliqués by machine or hand and about quilting over the Sew Simple Shapes. CLICK HERE to watch the video and please leave me a comment and a like! and then CLICK HERE to read my week one blog tutorial as well. Now for the week two blocks! Of course all of the cutting is in the guide and also because all of the shapes are sewn the same way I don't need to detail each block but I would like to talk about a few measurements that may help you on some of the blocks when laying out and then show you the rulers that I use for squaring each one up after applique. I took a lot of pics to show you each step along the way so let's get started! First I took photos of each of the blocks all cut and ready to go:) Heart Block Mug Blocks Bucket Block My strips for the bias tape makers to use in the Bucket Block:) ***NOTE*** If you are new to my sew alongs and have not watched me run the strips thru the makers... CLICK HERE to watch my week one Scarecrow tutorial on how I do that:) ***Take Note that I cut a 12" square of fabric for the bucket handle because that will have to be on the bias because it's very curvy. Also take note that I'm using the 1/4" bias tape maker for this instead of the 3/4" as I had planned... and I'll talk about that in a bit. First let's do the red one! This one is for the top of the bucket handle and should measure 1 3/4" wide AFTER the two ends are pressed under. I glued my ends down and now it's all ready for lay out when the bucket shapes are sewn. This one is for the top of the bucket... And should measure 6" AFTER the ends are pressed under. I didn't glue these ends down because I'll tuck them under the sides of the bucket when I glue baste. This is the largest stripe in the bucket and should measure 6 1/2" wide. Do not press the ends under... And do the same for the smallest stripe. Now measure up 1 1/2" from the bottom of the bucket fabric and glue the smallest strip. Now measure 1/4" up from that and glue the largest. Now when you lay your traced interfacing for the bucket shape the stripes will be sewn in at the same time!! Easy peasy:) Okay now for the handle. I originally wanted to make this wider but because it was so curvy it was a little difficult to make it lie flat so I went down to a 1/4" instead. I cut my strip 5/8" wide from corner to corner of my square.... I'll use the 1/4" bias tape maker and the 2 large rectangles that are left can be used for the other things needed in that print for the quilt. That's how you cut fabric strips on the bias when you need them to be curvy:) As I'm running it through the maker I do it the same way with the exception of pressing it into a curve instead of straight... This will make it sew much easier when laying out that curved handle for the bucket block. Okay now the bucket block is all prepped! I sewed the shapes for all three blocks at the same time:) After sewing... these two shapes are the only ones that have cleavage and need clipping. There are no inner curves this week:) All trimmed and clipped and ready for... Turning - shaping and pressing:) Now it's time to glue baste all of the blocks and prepare them for applique:) Let's start with the heart. After applique you will trim the HEART Block to 2 1/2" x 6 1/2" and I do that by using BOTH of those sizes of Trim-It Rulers. So sweet! Next I did each of the mug blocks. I started by first glueing the two ovals together for the mug handles. Then I simply tuck it under the right side of the mug like this before pinning and glueing. Repeat for the remaining mugs. After applique you will press from the back and then use the 5 1/2" Trim-It Ruler for each block. Four cute mugs! Last is the BUCKET BLOCK and first I glued the star down. I placed my bucket onto the background and placed three of the snowballs on tucking the bottom two underneath. Then I formed my handle until I liked the way that it looked ... and pinned and then glued. It's 9 3/4" tall from the bottom of the bucket to the top of the handle. The handle measures about 5 1/2" wide where it goes into the bucket. Now it's time for the last snowball... And the red handle. Sue Glue everything into place after pinning! Use the 7 1/2" and the 10 1/2" Trim-It Rulers to trim it up after applique. ***TAKE NOTE*** that I used the two 1/2" wide Marking Rulers to trim it to 11 1/2" tall. Super cute bucket of snowballs! I added these blocks to my design wall and they look so cute together! Remember that I did a tutorial on how to make my Snow Star Blocks a few weeks ago so if you haven't watched it yet... CLICK HERE Thank you for sewing with me today! I'll meet you right back here next Monday for the tutorial on making the Button Blocks, Carrot Block and the Snowman Head, Middle and Base Blocks. Sew with you soon! xx Lori Other Places to find me: @Beelori1 Instagram Lori Holt/YouTube
White Clover (Trifolium repens) is a low-growing perennial groundcover that's common in lawns. Bees love these prolific flowers, and the whole plant happens to be edible and medicinal. Lawn care companies call white clover a
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Mugs - Bucket and Heart Blocks Welcome Quilty Friends!! Today is Week Two for the LET'S MAKE A SNOWMAN SEW ALONG We are making the LET'S MAKE A SNOWMAN Quilt which finishes at 75" x 87" It consists of 22 pieced quilt blocks for the border which surrounds the applique blocks in the center of the quilt. (There are a few other blocks that are also pieced) To make the applique blocks we are using my Sew Simple Shapes called of course... Let's Make A Snowman! The collection that we are using for the quilt is... HOME TOWN HOLIDAY!! Home Town Holiday was designed by me... and produced and distributed to quilt shops everywhere by the amazing Riley Blake Designs If you would like to know everything about HOME TOWN HOLIDAY CLICK HERE to view the entire storyboard... to see all of the fabrics close up and to view the notions and ALL of the patterns that coordinate with it:) As per usual I did a video tutorial on my YouTube channel for week one:) I showed you how to make the hat and one of the letters and gave you tips along the way. I also chatted about stitching the appliqués by machine or hand and about quilting over the Sew Simple Shapes. CLICK HERE to watch the video and please leave me a comment and a like! and then CLICK HERE to read my week one blog tutorial as well. Now for the week two blocks! Of course all of the cutting is in the guide and also because all of the shapes are sewn the same way I don't need to detail each block but I would like to talk about a few measurements that may help you on some of the blocks when laying out and then show you the rulers that I use for squaring each one up after applique. I took a lot of pics to show you each step along the way so let's get started! First I took photos of each of the blocks all cut and ready to go:) Heart Block Mug Blocks Bucket Block My strips for the bias tape makers to use in the Bucket Block:) ***NOTE*** If you are new to my sew alongs and have not watched me run the strips thru the makers... CLICK HERE to watch my week one Scarecrow tutorial on how I do that:) ***Take Note that I cut a 12" square of fabric for the bucket handle because that will have to be on the bias because it's very curvy. Also take note that I'm using the 1/4" bias tape maker for this instead of the 3/4" as I had planned... and I'll talk about that in a bit. First let's do the red one! This one is for the top of the bucket handle and should measure 1 3/4" wide AFTER the two ends are pressed under. I glued my ends down and now it's all ready for lay out when the bucket shapes are sewn. This one is for the top of the bucket... And should measure 6" AFTER the ends are pressed under. I didn't glue these ends down because I'll tuck them under the sides of the bucket when I glue baste. This is the largest stripe in the bucket and should measure 6 1/2" wide. Do not press the ends under... And do the same for the smallest stripe. Now measure up 1 1/2" from the bottom of the bucket fabric and glue the smallest strip. Now measure 1/4" up from that and glue the largest. Now when you lay your traced interfacing for the bucket shape the stripes will be sewn in at the same time!! Easy peasy:) Okay now for the handle. I originally wanted to make this wider but because it was so curvy it was a little difficult to make it lie flat so I went down to a 1/4" instead. I cut my strip 5/8" wide from corner to corner of my square.... I'll use the 1/4" bias tape maker and the 2 large rectangles that are left can be used for the other things needed in that print for the quilt. That's how you cut fabric strips on the bias when you need them to be curvy:) As I'm running it through the maker I do it the same way with the exception of pressing it into a curve instead of straight... This will make it sew much easier when laying out that curved handle for the bucket block. Okay now the bucket block is all prepped! I sewed the shapes for all three blocks at the same time:) After sewing... these two shapes are the only ones that have cleavage and need clipping. There are no inner curves this week:) All trimmed and clipped and ready for... Turning - shaping and pressing:) Now it's time to glue baste all of the blocks and prepare them for applique:) Let's start with the heart. After applique you will trim the HEART Block to 2 1/2" x 6 1/2" and I do that by using BOTH of those sizes of Trim-It Rulers. So sweet! Next I did each of the mug blocks. I started by first glueing the two ovals together for the mug handles. Then I simply tuck it under the right side of the mug like this before pinning and glueing. Repeat for the remaining mugs. After applique you will press from the back and then use the 5 1/2" Trim-It Ruler for each block. Four cute mugs! Last is the BUCKET BLOCK and first I glued the star down. I placed my bucket onto the background and placed three of the snowballs on tucking the bottom two underneath. Then I formed my handle until I liked the way that it looked ... and pinned and then glued. It's 9 3/4" tall from the bottom of the bucket to the top of the handle. The handle measures about 5 1/2" wide where it goes into the bucket. Now it's time for the last snowball... And the red handle. Sue Glue everything into place after pinning! Use the 7 1/2" and the 10 1/2" Trim-It Rulers to trim it up after applique. ***TAKE NOTE*** that I used the two 1/2" wide Marking Rulers to trim it to 11 1/2" tall. Super cute bucket of snowballs! I added these blocks to my design wall and they look so cute together! Remember that I did a tutorial on how to make my Snow Star Blocks a few weeks ago so if you haven't watched it yet... CLICK HERE Thank you for sewing with me today! I'll meet you right back here next Monday for the tutorial on making the Button Blocks, Carrot Block and the Snowman Head, Middle and Base Blocks. Sew with you soon! xx Lori Other Places to find me: @Beelori1 Instagram Lori Holt/YouTube
Installing the following designs is made easy, Galaxy, Westminster, Bristol, Maldon, small vase, Berwick, Canterbury Belle, small clover, Fishfern, Kooyong, sandsville and snowflake. Installing these Chatterton Lacework designs is basically installing all the corners sections first.This can be done by holding the corner into the top section of the post and fixing it to the…
The beautiful horses that are featured on each item in Certified International's "Clover Farm" ceramic dinnerware and serveware collection are from art painted by Susan Winget. Her love of horses shines through every image and the colorful 3-D horse barn cookie jar adds to the fun. Set includes 4 Plates: 6" x 6" x .75" Earthenware Dishwasher and Microwave Safe for Reheating Only Imported Web ID: 10900481
Moda "Clover Blossom Farm" Sunshine Dots Poppy (9717-13) by Kansas Trouble Quilters. 100% Cotton. We ship USPS priority. Under 2 yards may ship first class and overage will be refunded.
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