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Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® April 2009

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We know you love the projects that appear in American Patchwork & Quilting® magazine. We took inspiration from projects printed in the magazine and created web-exclusive versions, complete with full instructions.
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Birds of a Feather

Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® April 2009

Build a fanciful quilt block by block, stitching either one mother bird or two baby birds in each. The smooth, curvy pieces are a snap to machine-appliqué, and the retro-inspired design encourages the use of bold, bright fabrics.

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Birds of a Feather Color Option

Birds of a Feather Color Option

Chickens in the Coop

Chicken wire print fabric and 1940s feed sack reproductions from Glenna Hailey's Rise ‘n Shine collection for Maywood Studio combine for a cute wall hanging. Machine-blanket-stitch around the appliqués using black thread and accent the borders with fussy-cut farm print border corners.
Click here for instructions needed to make this wall hanging.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Pink Lemonade

Pink Lemonade

Stars created with a spirited mix of prints and tone-on-tones are sprinkled among a rosy Irish Chain of Double Four-Patch blocks.

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Pink Lemonade Color Option

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Salute to Stars

It's easy to make this quilt bigger or smaller by adding blocks to or subtracting blocks from each row. Mix and match the prints, florals, and stripes of the Flag Day Farm collection by Minick & Simpson for Moda Fabrics.

Click here for instructions needed to make this table runner.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Sea Glass

Sea Glass

Create a cool and tranquil quilt from low-contrast prints that have a hint of shimmer. Two simple blocks create intriguing secondary patterns.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Sea Glass Color Option

Sea Glass Color Option

Star Crossed

Place dark and light prints to make the star blocks of Sea Glass appear more square and boxy than they did in the original quilt. Using Heather Mulder Peterson's Cottage Charm collection for Henry Glass & Co., this wall hanging showcases dark reds and browns for the borders and star block centers, and is filled in with pastels.

Click here for instructions needed to make this wall hanging.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Midnight Garden

Midnight Garden

Evening Star blocks-light stars on dark backgrounds-provide the focal point on a toile wall hanging.

Buy this quilt pattern here.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Midnight Garden Color Option

Midnight Garden Color Option

Strip of Stars

This rich, dark table runner makes a great housewarming gift that comes together quickly.

Pick navy and burgundy fabrics from the Briarcliffe collection for Timeless Treasures to use in a small version of Midnight Garden.

Five Evening Star blocks are each framed with a neutral print. Two borders - 1"- and 4-1/4"-wide - complete the quilt. The wide outer border utilizes the same bold floral as the setting triangles.

Click here for instructions needed to make this table runner.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Balancing Act

Balancing Act

Struggling to come up with pleasing fabric combinations? While color, print, and texture make a difference, the secret is contrast. Learn here what you need to know to create a striking quilt.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Balancing Act Color Option

Balancing Act Color Option

Topsy-Turvy Triangles

For this wall hanging version of Balancing Act, choose candy-color prints from Johnny Karwan's Delilah and Delilah Wheels collections for Clothworks.

Because they're made of tone-on-tones in a variety of colors, the outer triangles in the pieced triangles clearly stand out from one another. Any print containing black looks striking in the triangle centers.

Click here for instructions needed to make this wall hanging.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
  • Color Options from American Patchwork & Quilting® December 2008
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Vintage Voyage

Vintage Voyage

Show off even the smallest scraps of reproduction or vintage fabrics in a miniature quilt. Bolder pieces set sail in the large triangles, while shirtings and small prints balance out the look.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Vintage Voyage Color Option

Vintage Voyage Color Option

Tiny Triangles Table Topper

Small triangle-squares from tone-on-tone rose prints create pieced sashing rectangles that flow together almost like a watercolor painting. This version of Vintage Voyage features the Bouquet Impressions collection from P&B Textiles.

Click here for instructions needed to make this table topper.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Artfully Inspired

Artfully Inspired

Show off your needle-turn appliqué skills on an elegant throw. Subtle shifts in color mean the Parisian-inspired motifs are nearly hidden.

Get this free quilt pattern here.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Artfully Inspired Color Option

Artfully Inspired Color Option

Blue Bouquet Table Topper

Each of the colors in the center flower medallion was inspired by the palette of the floral outer border. A one-block version of Artfully Inspired features the Journey collection by Gudren Erla of GE Designs for Red Rooster Fabrics.

Use fusible appliqué, stitching each shape in place with thread that closely matches each piece.

For an eye-catching piece of wall art, try framing the piece and hanging it on point.

Click here for instructions needed to make this table topper.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Star Power

Star Power

Discover the "crazy" way of making stars-no precise matching points and no paper piecing. Just layer fat quarters, cut through all of them at once, and shuffle the deck to easily create stunning stars.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Star Power Color Option

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Crazy Stars

To change the look of Star Power, skip the sashing and join blocks in straight-set rows. Marie Osmond's Blanc et Noir Fashion prints for Quilting Treasures are set off with fuchsia tone-on-tones. Two finished borders visually separate the quilt center from a finished outer border.

Click here for instructions needed to make this wall hanging.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Between the Lines

Between the Lines

Whether you love retro or have fond memories of sleeping under a 1930s quilt, you'll adore this cheerful row quilt. Strip-piecing makes assembly easy!

Get this free quilt pattern here.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
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Nine-Patch Row Quilt

Nine-Patch Row Quilt

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, this is a quick-to-finish project!

Click here for instructions needed to make this throw.

  • Color Options and Web-Exclusive projects from American Patchwork & Quilting® February 2009
  • Color Options from American Patchwork & Quilting® December 2008
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