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Drawing a color palette of muted tones from the floral border print, the Irish Chain block design in the quilt center is reminiscent of centuries-old, tiled floors in Europe.
To make the urn appliqué appear to be more intricate than it is, fussy-cut a stripe to look like ornamentation. For an Art Deco look and greater definition of fused appliqué pieces, outline each...
For a quick home décor project, use Flying Geese units to frame a fussy-cut large floral motif and assemble the unit into a pillow. Fabrics are from the Ruby collection from...
Choose bold prints such as these, from the lively Fresh Squeezed collection for Moda Fabrics, to end color confusion.
Brightly colored half-squared triangles produces vibrant diamonds in a quickly pieced baby quilt, using whimsical prints like these from the Butterfly Fling collection designed by Me & My...
Sophisticated florals peek through a trellis of cream and green tone-on-tones in this wall hanging. The uneven weave in the Laurel Cottage collection by Marianne Elizabeth for Benartex gives the...
For a fresh take on classic feminine prints, arrange pink and turquoise florals in a zigzag pattern. Tie the varied prints together with a large floral border. Fabrics are from the Veranda...
Brighten up the traditional look of Pickle Dish and Lover's Knot blocks by using fabrics that contrast in both color and scale. Fabrics are from the Lift Your Spirits collection by Wendy Bentley...
Sew a simple throw composed of 5" squares fussy-cut from an assortment of floral fabric from the Soul Blossoms collection by Amy Butler for...
Layer and stitch fabric to create custom journals. Designer Jessica Levitt shows off her Timber collection for Windham Fabrics in...
Mix in a few decorator and specialty fabrics for a chic look that will have your friends wondering where they can get a fabulous floor pillow like yours!
Create Courthouse Steps blocks, alternating color placement of the chocolate and vanilla-color block backgrounds, to make this easy quilt. Toss some polka dot prints in the mix (they remind us of...
For this table topper or wall hanging version of Balancing Act, use Johnny Karwan’s candy-colored prints from his Delilah and Delilah Wheels collections for Clothworks. They’re made of tone-on-...
Soft, sophisticated flannels in Danhui Nai's Tapestry of Colors collection for Wilmington Prints inspired a romantic throw. By piecing together just three block rows, you'll quickly finish this...
Here's a two-block treat that's great for beginners. A mix of squares and rectangles, this geometric beauty proves that sometimes simple is best.
This pint-size quilt is perfect for a baby quilt or for a toddler to cuddle up with on a cool fall day.
Foundation-pieced dragonflies flit this way and that across this vibrant quilt. Find out more about designer Sue Beevers and her love of fibers, painting, fabric, and quilting.
Save time by using fusible web to appliqué custom-made initials for the center block. This quilt is sure to brighten any room!
We don't know which is more fun-choosing the fabrics for these "lunch sack" gift bags or planning what treats they'll contain. For the closure, use a covered button, two or more stacked buttons,...
With a casual folk art style, designer Pat Sloan creates her classic quilt with contemporary methods-fusible appliqué and machine-blanket-stitch.
Raid your stash to make this table mat and matching mug mats. Add a personal touch by finishing this project with large, hand-quilted stitches.
Use an array of fabrics from the Kawaii Asian collection by Robert Kaufman Fabrics to make an easy-to-piece, big block quilt.
Show off large-scale prints in the centers of rectangular blocks, then alternate blocks in a simple checkerboard fashion for an easy-to-assemble wall quilt. Fabrics are from the Wild Ginger...
