American Patchwork & Quilting October 2020

July 25, 2020

See the featured quilts and web-exclusive patterns from the American Patchwork & Quilting October 2020 issue.

Start Slideshow

1 of 19

October 2020

The October 2020 issue of American Patchwork & Quilting is on sale from August 7-October 2.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

Advertisement
Advertisement

2 of 19

To Give & To Receive

Designer: Sharon Tucker

Star blocks from a block exchange were alternated
with 16-Patch blocks to create a scrappy throw.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

3 of 19

To Give & To Receive Color Option

Quilt tester: Diane Tomlinson

Fabrics: Azul collection by Windham Fabrics

A monochromatic collection of blue florals, tone-on-tones, and stripes create a beautiful piece of home decor. 

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

Advertisement

4 of 19

Pick of the Patch

Designer: Chelsi Stratton of Chelsi Stratton Designs

Fabrics: Summer Sweet collection by Sherri and Chelsi for Moda Fabrics

Pumpkin blocks in two colorways evoke a fall day at a pumpkin patch where maple leaves cover the ground.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

5 of 19

Pick of the Patch Color Option

Turn pieced pumpkin blocks into a seasonal quilt using a rich palette of fall colors.

Get the free pattern here.

6 of 19

Flying Colors

Designer: Patty Dudek of Elm Street Quilts

Fabrics: Ombré Bloom collection by V and Co., both for Moda Fabrics

Like geese in formation, colorful triangles soar across a solid white background.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

7 of 19

Flying Colors Color Option

Flying Geese form a gradation of white, red, and black prints in a pretty pillow.

Get the free pattern here.

8 of 19

Schoolhouses

Designer: Valerie Langue

A quilt of Schoolhouse blocks will bring a sense of nostalgia to any home.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

9 of 19

Schoolhouses Color Option

Upcycle a reusable cloth bag into a stylish tote! Piece, quilt, and bind a block to place over the bag’s promotional logo.

Get the free pattern here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

10 of 19

Star Struck

Designer: Sherri McConnell

Fabrics: Balboa collection by Sherri & Chelsi for Moda Fabrics

Master your piecing skills by sewing small pieces into star blocks.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

11 of 19

Star Struck Color Option

Quilt tester: Diane Tomlinson

Fabrics: Artisan Batiks--Make a Splash and Artisan Batiks--Totally Tropical collections by Lunn Studios for Robert Kaufman Fabrics

Navy blue mottled batiks offer a stunning background for vibrant stars in a wall quilt version of Star Struck. 

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

12 of 19

Friendship Gathering

Collector: Jody Sanders

Often made to raise funds or as a signed remembrance, signature quilts are a lovely connection to the past.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

13 of 19

Friendship Gathering Color Option

Showcase stars composed of favorite holiday fabrics in a stunning wall quilt.

Get the free quilt pattern here.

14 of 19

Pumpkins & Pennies

Designer: Mary A. Blythe of Blythe Girl Designs

A wool appliqué table runner in an array of rich autumn colors radiates warmth.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

15 of 19

Pumpkins & Pennies Color Option

For quick fall decor, machine-appliqué shapes to a purchased tea towel.

Get the free pattern here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

16 of 19

Blue Hues

Designer: Amanda Wilbert

Fabrics: Catalina collection by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda Fabrics

Using similar colors creates interesting dimensions and harmonious results.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

17 of 19

Blues Hues Color Option

Quilt tester: Diane Tomlinson

Fabrics: Toscano and Canvas collections, both by Deborah Edwards for Northcott

The red, green, gold, and navy palette generates a seasonal warmth. 

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

18 of 19

Spin Me Around

Designer: Minki Kim

The Pinwheel—one of the earliest pieced blocks—is still used today, often chosen for its satisfying simplicity.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

19 of 19

Spin Me Around Color Option

Quilt tester: Diane Tomlinson

Red, cream, and blue prints were used to create a patriotic version of Spin Me Around.

Subscribe to American Patchwork & Quilting here.

Replay gallery

Share the Gallery

Up Next