Sawtooth Flower - 2026 Pillow Series

Celebrate the arrival of Spring with a fresh and vibrant project in our 2026 Pillow Series! In this class, you’ll create a stunning Sawtooth Flower pillow, an eye-catching design made from bold, petal-like points arranged around a cheerful center. This block is perfect for showcasing your favorite florals and bright spring fabrics, and it stitches up beautifully whether you prefer soft pastels or the lively colors of May flowers.
We’ll begin by walking through color placement and block layout to help your flower design shine. From there, you’ll learn how to piece the angled petals with accuracy, keep your seams crisp, and maintain a balanced block as everything comes together. Once the Sawtooth Flower is complete, we’ll explore quilting options that enhance the texture and movement of the design without overwhelming all that floral goodness.
To finish, we’ll turn your quilted block into a polished pillow cover, perfect for brightening your couch, bedroom, or sewing studio for the spring season. This class is great for confident beginners ready to build on their skills and for experienced quilters who love a joyful, seasonal make. By the end, you’ll leave with a beautiful flower pillow and the next installment in your 2026 pillow series proudly completed!
All materials for the class (including the machine!) will be provided. Just bring yourself! If you would like to bring in your own machine, please feel free to do so.
Pattern included in the class: Sawtooth Flower by Janome
Notes:
- Basic sewing experience with machine required.
- Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
Check out the other pillow classes for the 2026 Pillow Series!
Jan 4: Wild Heart Pillow
Mar 7: Bluebonnet Pillow
Jul 11: Butterfly Pillow
Sep 13: Frankenstein Pillow
Nov 7: Santa Pillow
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