Quilts Made of Civil War Reproduction Fabrics
Use Civil War reproduction fabrics in classic quilt blocks such as Log Cabin or Churn Dash blocks, whimsical appliqué blocks, or strip-pieced rows.
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Neutral Territory
Medium-tone reproduction prints sparkle in a table topper that’s perfect for any season.
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Center Strips Bed Quilt
To re-create this bed quilt in Civil War reproduction fabrics choose an allover dark print for the border and assorted fall tones for the strips.
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Green Acres Doll Quilt
Natural greens are highlighted with rich red sashing in a doll quilt that can span the seasons. Square-in-a-square units form a grid shape that echoes the geometric shapes in the rest of the quilt.
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Starry Square-in-a-Square Quilt
Stars in two colors team up for a patriotic wall quilt that incorporates red, navy, cream, and olive green reproduction prints.
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Star Formation
Enhance an orderly design of eight-pointed stars in diagonal rows by surrounding the stars with blue sashing.
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Neighborly Welcome
Use Civil War reproduction fabrics in deep, warm tones to create house and Log Cabin blocks with a hearthside look.
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Rowhouses Wall Quilt
Combine piecing and appliqué to create a row of house blocks for a welcoming wall quilt.
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Glorified Nine-Patch Wall Hanging
Join Glorified Nine-Patch blocks in a patriotic wall hanging.
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Scrappy Kaleidoscope Table Topper
Marry past and present by piecing a table topper quilt with Civil War reproduction prints. An unlikely plaid creates an abstract circular illusion around the center Kaleidoscope block.
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Mittens and Snowflakes Wall Quilt
Stitch a warm and welcoming wall quilt with reproduction Civil War prints and homespuns.
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Flying Geese Wall Hanging
Give a wall hanging a controlled scrappy look by using one background fabric for each vertical row of Flying Geese.
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Reproduction-Print Table Topper
Mix a variety of Civil War reproduction prints to produce a scrappy table topper. The multicolor palette of the Four-Patch and Flying Geese units allows for year-round display.
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