Quilts and More Fall 2014
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Fall 2014
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Scrap Lab Wall Art
Designer: Carrie Nelson of Miss Rosie's Quilt Co.
Fabrics: Boysenberry Tonga Treats collection for Timeless Treasures Fabrics
Frame a trio of triangle-square projects in standard-size frames for affordable wall art.
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Scrap Lab Maxi Skirt
Designer: Patty Young of ModKid
Fabrics: Boysenberry Tonga Treats collection for Timeless Treasures Fabrics
Use 6"-wide strips to showcase stunning batik prints in a casual maxi skirt. Maxi not your style? Shorten strips to your desired length prior to construction.
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Scrap Lab Table Topper
Batik Triangles Table Topper
Mitered corners in the border and binding echo the miter look of the triangle blocks in this sparkling batik table topper.
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Petite Chic
Designer: Emily Herrick of Crazy Old Ladies
Fabrics: Glitz collection for Michael Miller Fabrics
Gold metallic adds shimmer to chevron and dot rectangles.
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Petite Chic Color Option
Color Blocking
Use the same print in a variety of hues to create an unexpected, yet cohesive, mix of colors.
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Just Write
Designer: Linda Turner Griepentrog
Let's get to the point! Sharpen your sewing skills while creating a cheery wall quilt suitable for any crafts room.
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Meet in the Middle
Designer: Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree & Co.
Flying Geese units form a chevron effect through the center of a throw pillow. Covered buttons in coordinating fabrics add a dash of style.
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Meet in the Middle Color Option
Boo to You
Create a whimsical pillow using Halloween prints. Fussy-cut words from fabric to showcase in the covered buttons.
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Autumn Gems
Designer: Karen Montgomery
Don't be fooled by the hexagon shapes that bounce across the surface of this fall-inspired throw. The shapes are formed with a trapezoid pattern. Match the pattern pieces to make hexagons magically appear.
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Autumn Gems Color Option
Flip Flop
Light and dark trapezoids in a variety of reds and browns combine to look like scrappy hexagons in this cozy throw.
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Rhino
Designer: Alexia Marcelle Abegg of Cotton+Steel
Fabrics: Remix: At the Zoo collection for Cotton+Steel
Pockets and fast-to-fuse appliqués sprinkled across an easy-to-piece quilt top combine for a terrific little boy's throw.
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Fun on the Run
Designer: Christine Van Buskirk
When it's time to pack your bags, combine your love for traveling and sewing-adorn your bags with custom luggage tags.
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Fun on the Run Color Option
Travel Buddies
Escaping on a tropical getaway to the blue skies and sunny beaches of the Caribbean? Make luggage tags to match the locale of your upcoming destination. Designer Christine Van Buskirk substituted a large ponytail holder for a fabric strap in one version of Fun on the Run.
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Good Vibrations
Designer: Kari Vojtechovsky
Fabrics: Carnaby St. collection by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery Fabrics
Clever fabric placement in easy-to-sew Rail Fence blocks creates a striking quilt.
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Pint-Size Pocketbook
Designer: Keiko Clark
Tuck some lip gloss, keys, and money into this adorable on-the-go pocketbook.
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Witch Way
Designer: Christine Stainbrook of Project House 360
Fabrics: panels are from the Hocus Pocus collection by Deb Grogan for RJR Fabrics
Scared it's complicated? Don't be - we show you how to transform a panel print into a throw that welcomes trick-or-treaters of every age.
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Welcome Home: Fall
Designer: Kim Christopherson
A bit of piecing, easy fusible appliqué,and a few specialty embellishments create an inviting quilt.
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Smooth-Style Scarf
Designer: Janelle Swenson
The extra-long length allows you to wrap it for a fashion-forward look or loop it one more time for extra warmth.
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Smooth-Style Scarf Color Option
Snuggle Scarf
You can be snuggly and stylish this winter with a scarf made of cozy plush!
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Fall in Love
Designer Sherri K. Falls of This & That
Discover the joy of hand embroidery and embellish a kitchen towel (or two)! Plaid prairie points along the edge add color and texture.
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Ready, Set, Sew Lunch Bag
Designer: Amy Barickman of Indygo Junction
Repurpose an old pair of jeans into a hip lunch box!