Triple Play! Dresdens
Fun fact: Jenny Doan used to be terrified of dresdens. (Dozens of little pieces. Loads of top stitching. Scary, scary, scary!) But then...she finally gave ‘em a try. And guess what? She fell head-over-heels in love!
Jenny's Design
Over the years, Jenny has stitched up dresden plates, dresden bouquets, and even dresden turkeys! (22 different projects in all! Watch the entire playlist HERE!)
Natalie's Design
Misty's Design
For this month’s Triple Play tutorial, Jenny and the girls created 3 gorgeous dresden quilt patterns made with jelly rolls, layer cakes, and charms. Click HERE to watch the video - we can’t wait to hear which quilt you like best!
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