Last month I joined in the EPP Necessities SAL over on Instagram. I decided I would make myself a project pouch for the sew along, and designed an EPP Daffodil block to feature on the top cover of the pouch.
![EPP Daffodil in the making | Mud, Pies and Pins](https://www.mudpiesandpins.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/EPP-Daffodils-on-train.jpg)
I am sure you are all well aware of my love of Liberty fabrics so it will come as no surprise that the original block and project pouch featured Liberty fabrics.
![Hexagonal EPP Daffodil project pouch | Mud, Pies and Pins](https://www.mudpiesandpins.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/EPP-Necessities-pouch.jpg)
Several people asked me if there was a pattern available for the block and in drafting it out properly I thought it best to also trial it in regular quilting weight cottons. Needless to say I quickly reached for one of my other fabrics favourites for this second version – Alison Glass’s Sun Print fabrics.
![Hexagonal EPP Daffodil block | Mud, Pies and Pins](https://www.mudpiesandpins.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/EPP-Daffodil.jpg)
I quickly fell in love with the vibrancy of this new daffodil and it wasn’t long before it was joined by a few companions. I am quickly getting addicted to making these blocks and see myself perhaps adding a few more flowers to join them in time.
![Hexagonal EPP Daffodil blocks | Mud, Pies and Pins](https://www.mudpiesandpins.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/EPP-Daffodils-3.jpg)
If you would like to make your own EPP Daffodil then you will find the pattern over on my Payhip store. The pattern gives instruction on how to make a 5″ hexagonal block and a square 10″ block featureing the daffodil.
The pattern is free to download till the end of March with the code SpringSewing2021. I hope you’ll give it a try and I look forward to seeing what you make with it.