Sunbonnet Sue, for you (that means it’s a pattern)

In the amazing scrap bag I recently received were a number of orphan blocks.

Among them, this Sunbonnet Sue. 

Great condition.  Authentic.  On a real feed/flour sack.  It even has print on the back.

Anyway, Monica from Diary of a Quilt Maven spotted her in the picture and offered to make a pattern.  So, here it is.  I hope it will print  properly. If you click on the image it should expand to full size and then print.

I was waiting to post it because I wanted to make one myself.  However, time is not on my side and I am a beginner, but everyone has to start somewhere. Later.

If you are having trouble printing or anything, let me know and I will e-mail you the PDF. 

I would love to see your creations using this pattern.  And, thanks to Monica (and her clever husband)  for  help in making it available. It will be filed under Tutorials, even though it isn’t strictly speaking, so you’ll be able to find it easily in the future, too.

14 thoughts on “Sunbonnet Sue, for you (that means it’s a pattern)

  1. a friend of mine made a quilt of her–Sunbonnet Sue and her partner–Straw hat Sam…it was so neat..her blocks were about 15″ square as she hated working on small things..she ironed it on then went around with black embroidery thread..all the Sams had denim overalls on them..wish i had asked for the pattern..she has been gone for several years..this reminded me of her..

    mary

  2. Cute pattern. I’ve never heard of Sunbonnet Sue but stumbled upon this on a google search for reproduction prints. I traced the smaller version of the image because I think it would look cute on a doll quilt. 🙂

  3. Hi there. It’s 2018 so Idon’t know if you’re still here lol.
    I’m a newbie quilter and would love any Sue patterns you have . I’m in Australia and would be very grateful.

    Cheers
    Charmian xx

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