Thank you for always watching! We offer a 5% discount for repeat customers and followers, so please be sure to contact us before purchasing. Hawaiian quilts are typically based on 1/8 symmetry, but this limits the size of the flower parts. This time, I challenged a 1/6 symmetry design to express the large flowers of the "Gekkabijin" (Night-blooming Cereus). The foundation fabric for the top is 110cm x 110cm. Cosmo Textile Co., LUSTER 231 The motifs are pre-cut and basted. Kanda Handcrafts' barrel-dyed fabric is used. The fabric is dyed by randomly rolling up the fabric and dipping it in dye, so the dyeing is not uniform. The flower motifs are white, glossy fabric. Since the flowers are placed after all the stems are appliquéd, basting them beforehand is not possible. The flower motifs will be evenly arranged and then sewn after the stem appliqué is complete. The backing fabric will be selected from the fabrics available at that time. The batting is from Nippon Vilene Co., Ltd., KS-811S. The border fabric is the same fabric as the motifs, with four pieces measuring 125cm long and 13cm wide, cut horizontally. The sewing thread has been selected to match the gradation as much as possible. A copy with reference quilt lines is included. A large Hawaiian print bag is included. You can carry all the materials together while you are working on the project.