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Color Options from American Patchwork & Quilting August 2009

American Patchwork & Quilting Editors June 14, 2013
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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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Tranquil Waters

Color Options from American Patchwork & Quilting August 2009

Large Flying Geese combine with simple rectangles to make constructing this zigzag pattern a breeze.

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Tranquil Water Color Option

Tranquil Water Color Option

Zigzag Baby Quilt

Flannels from Folk Tale Friends collection from Red Rooster Fabrics inspired a kid-friendly snuggler. This easy-to-piece quilt is perfect for a baby shower or children's birthday gift.

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Royal Order

Royal Order

Set off a bevy of stars with richly colored, subtly pieced block backgrounds. Strip piecing combined with stitch-and-flip corners makes the construction easier than you might think.

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Royal Order Color Option

Royal Order Color Option

Rail Fence & Stars

Reverse the placement of lights and darks, by using chocolate brown stars in pieced cream backgrounds from Mary's Chocolates by Mary Koval for Blank Quilting. A blue ombré inner border and red print stars in the sashing pick up flecks of blue and red sprinkled throughout many of the brown prints.

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Uncommon Beauty

Uncommon Beauty

Four-Patch units in a Nine-Patch arrangement are the focus of this antique quilt. The unknown quiltmaker wisely chose to fold under and hand-stitch the outer edges-an easier finish than working binding around myriad points.

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Prism-Edge Table Topper

Prism-Edge Table Topper

Make a one-block table topper that has an intricate ice cream border. Using the Traditions of Redwork, Blackwork, Indigo collection by Henry Glass & Co. resulted in a graphic two-color quilt with just a hint of red.

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One Fine Way

One Fine Way

Appliquéing is easy with a fusible method and single flower block repeated nine times.

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One Fine Way Color Option

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Fast Flowers Appliqué

Need a faux headboard for a little girl's twin bed? Make three blocks, arrange them in a horizontal row, and add borders to make a cute-as-can-be wall hanging that would look adorable above a bed. Fabrics are from the Juliana collection by Sue Zipkin for Clothworks.

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Rhythm & Blues

Rhythm & Blues

Think the blocks in this quilt are set diagonally? Take a closer look and you'll discover two simple block designs straight-set in a cleverly planned color arrangement.

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Rhythm & Blues Color Option

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1930s Inspired Table Topper

Give a new quilt old-fashioned appeal by combining 1930s prints from the Momma's Apron Strings collection by RJR Fabrics and Hints of Prints 4 by Darlene Zimmerman for Robert Kaufman Fabrics. The light areas are great for showcasing quilting designs.

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Baby Talk

Baby Talk

Polka dot, star, and toile flannels combine for a snuggly crib quilt. You can vary the kaleidoscope design depending on where you place your lights and darks.

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Baby Talk Color Option

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Big Print Wall Hanging

A bright and bold wall hanging mixes graphic prints from the Del Hi collection by Valori Wells for FreeSpirit. Turning two of the identical blocks 90 degrees (the upper right and lower left) creates the effect of a kaleidoscope that seems to shape-shift before your eyes.

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Tile Style

Tile Style

Inspiration can come in the most unlikely of places. While on a quilt retreat, the designer of this stunning batik throw was captivated by the twists and turns of a tiled auditorium floor.

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Easy Floral Wall Hanging

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 fabrics the look of linen. Look for a curvy quilting pattern to both echo the scrolls in some of the prints and reiterate the pieced green "circular" shapes.

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Dot to Dot

Dot to Dot

Don't be intimidated by appliqué! The gently curved edges of large circles makes this a simple-to-sew quilt.

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Dinosaur Baby Quilt

In just a day you can stitch up this whimsical quilt for a budding paleontologist. A dash of black and white unify bright prints from Marble Mania by Patrick Lose and I Dig Dinos! by Lloyds & Barton, both for Timeless Treasures.

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Steeped in Tradition

Steeped in Tradition

Give the classic Rail Fence block an exotic twist with an innovative teacup block and a scrappy array of Asian-inspired prints.

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Asian-Inspired Wall Hanging

Plates and flatware are turned into graphic patterns in the Lizzy Dish collection by Elizabeth House for Andover Fabrics. Pair the funky fabrics, along with Dimples tone-on-tones, also from Andover, in this 34-1/2x40-1/2" wall hanging.

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