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My Abloom Quilt Finish (Sew Sampler – May 2025)
I’m so happy to finally be sharing this finish — my Abloom quilt, made from the May 2025 Sew Sampler Box. This is one of those projects that quietly stayed with me throughout the year, and seeing it fully quilted and finished feels especially satisfying.
The fabric collection, Abloom by Corey Yoder for Moda Fabrics, is just beautiful. Soft, cheerful florals with a timeless feel — the kind of prints that instantly lift your mood. I especially loved working with the panel that came in the box; it really anchors the quilt and makes it feel special.
I followed the pattern exactly as written, and honestly, it was such an enjoyable make. Even though I did experience a little stall along the way (which I shared in my previous blog post HERE> , the construction itself was smooth and fun. This is something I’ve come to really appreciate about Sew Sampler projects — they’re thoughtfully designed and a pleasure to sew.

Quilt Details at a Glance
(This is where I personally love to glance back later too!)
- Fabric: Abloom by Corey Yoder for Moda Fabrics
👉 FABRIC COLLECTION HERE> - Pattern: From the May 2025 Sew Sampler Box by Fat Quarter Shop – (pattern is exclusively for box subscribers only)
👉 Subscribe to SEW SAMPLER HERE> - Finished Size: 53″ × 70.5″
- Machine: Janome Horizon (domestic machine)
👉 Check out the SEWING MACHINE HERE> - Quilting Design: Large-scale meandering
Check out more photos of the quilt and the process below:
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