Monarch Butterfly Scrap Quilt

Monarch Butterfly Scrap QuiltMontana is at the northern edge of the monarch migration range, with high quality milkweed in valleys like Missoula and the Bitterroot, supporting breeding populations. We are delighted when we see the Monarchs appear in the Gallatin Valley where I live. This quilt (and pair of sneakers) was made with the scraps left over from the creation of the cape, Montana Monarch. 100% cotton and cotton flannel makes this a soft cozy throw for a nap, TV room, or

She planted her first sunflowers two years ago and a love of gardening bloomed over night

Glacier Lilies bloom right after the snow melts in alpine meadows

generous seam pockets

each trimmed with authentic bison for a distinctive edge

Indian Paintbrush appears regularly in her designs

The Bison can be simply brushed

Knitted bison yarn weaves its way through the design

"This is a great evening-out color: black and white with flecks of red and blue

gets you the up-and-down

essential for winter

combined with Jennie's untamable nature

Montana is at the northern edge of the monarch migration range