Jenny's Bargello Quilt
In the heart of Florence, Italy, stands an 800-year-old palace. The Bargello Palace is now a museum that contains artistic masterpieces by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Cellini. 
The palace also houses a set of 17th century chairs embroidered in colorful waves. For years, quilters have been stitching up intricate patterns inspired by those beautiful Bargello chairs, and today, you can too!
Below, we have shown two different color pallets using Jenny's method for the Bargello. Both colors are stunning, what color schemes will you use? 
Click the button below to watch the tutorial and shop for supplies! 
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