Color Options from Quilts and More Winter 2007

Color choices often change the appearance of a finished quilt, as does the blocks' rotation. Check out some of the color options for quilt patterns that have appeared in Quilts and More in this issue.
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On The Fly

Designer: Mary Helen Schlitz

From Quilts and More, Winter 2007

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On The Fly Color Option

Quilt Maker: Judy Sohn

From Quilts and More, Winter 2007

Purple Play
April Cornell's Decadent Victorian collection for Moda makes a decidedly ladylike rendition of "On the Fly."

To allow the florals and stripes to be the centerpiece of the quilt, Judy selected a grape-tone mini polka dot for sashing, border and binding.

Click here to download a chart of materials needed to make this color option.

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Spice It Up

Quilt Maker: Kathleen Williams

From Quilts and More, Winter 2007

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Spice It Up Color Option

Quilt Makers: Jacalyn Bell and Lynn Merten

From Quilts and More, Winter 2007

Just for Kids
Novelty prints such as this collection of whimsical Duck Duck Goose prints by Jamie Kalverstran for Andover Fabrics show off best in large squares.

Click here to download a chart of materials needed to make this color option and to see a flat shot.

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Sweet Baby Kisses

Designer: Ellen Gaffney

From Quilts and More, Winter 2007

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Sweet Baby Kisses Color Option

Quilt Maker: Deb Simdorn

From Quilts and More, Winter 2007

Splashes of Red
A lively collection of paisleys and prints revs up the contrast on this twelve block throw. The large size of the blocks makes this the perfect quilt to show off a mix-and-match collection of prints, such as this Folklorique collection by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda.

Click here to download a chart of materials needed to make this color option and to see a flat shot.

See more color options from our other quilts!

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