Quilting Color Trend: Teal
Teal can be either a calming fabric in a quilt or a bold pop of color. But no matter how you intend to use it, it's definitely impactful and beautiful in any project!
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Watercolors
Using a range of teal and aqua batiks and prints gives the sense of a deep, impenetrable ocean.
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Fly by the Line
An airplane print and a diagonal stripe in an unexpected color palette of teal and orange results in a vibrant baby quilt.
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Serene Garden Path
Use a teal color palette sprinkled with metallic highlights to create a calming floral wall hanging that is subtle yet ornate.
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Simple Sashing and Rectangles
Make a scrappy yet orderly quilt using teal, lime, and cocoa print fat quarters. Teal tone-on-tone sashing and binding tie together fabrics.
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Retro Zigzags Wall Quilt
For a fresh take on classic feminine prints, arrange pink and teal florals in a zigzag pattern.
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Brimming with Blues
Blues and teals are the stars of this wall hanging. To add subtle interest to the finished project, choose several fabrics with the same hue.
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Sea and Sand
Conjure images of the beach with brown and teal batiks.
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Dot to Dot
Use a variety of teals in curved applique to make this a simple-to-sew quilt.
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Fresh Flowers Wall Quilt
Keep flower applique fresh by using teal instead of green. Orange and white prints balance the darker background.
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Building Blocks Quilt
Punch up teals with scrappy greens, browns, and aquas. Simplified Courthouse Step blocks make this throw easy to sew.
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Teal Petal Wall Quilt
Petal appliqués in teals and blues thread climb a trellis of gray and brown prints.
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Whimsical Windmills
Give a windmill-style quilt a colorful spin with bright blocks surrounded by teal sashing.
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Free-Style Wall Hanging
Teal fabrics get a playful makeover when paired with light pink and fussy-cut shapes.
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Citrus Twist
Teal print for the rectangles in the inner border and the strips on four sides of the blocks allows the brighter fuchsia, red-orange, and yellow strips to form the pattern.
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