New Friday Tutorial: Easy Strip Butterflies Quilt
Butterflies don’t do well in the cold - they require nice, warm temps in order to even move their little bodies. When the air dips down below 60 degrees or so, they’re destined to stay put, hoping for toastier weather.
I must admit, after weeks of ice and snow, I’m feeling quite a kinship with those delicate-winged dearies. But rather than crawling under the covers to wait out the winter, I plan to pass the time working on the beautiful Strip Butterflies Quilt! Click HERE to learn how to make your own!
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