Courtyard Path Quilt
If the wonders of your imagination were printed on a yard of fabric, what would it look like? For designer Tula Pink, it’s a magical mashup of butterflies, unicorns, and friendly sea monsters!
This week Jenny used Tula’s “autobiographical” collection, Pinkerville, to whip up a gorgeous Courtyard Path Quilt. It’s made with our brand new Drunkards Path Template, so those curvy cuts are quick and easy—and don’t worry, they’re a breeze to stitch together, too!
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