Quilts and More Fall 2015

July 07, 2015
See the featured projects and web-exclusive patterns from the Quilts and More Fall 2015 issue.
Start Slideshow

1 of 20

Fall 2015

The Fall 2015 issue of Quilts and More is on sale from July 21--October 19.

Missed it? Order a digital issue here.

Advertisement
Advertisement

2 of 20

Scrap Lab Bag

Designer: Sherri K. Falls of This & That Pattern Company

Fabrics: Treenware & Berries collection by Pam Buda for Marcus Fabrics

Learn new techniques with a bag that has lots of detail and style.

Get the digital issue here.

3 of 20

Scrap Lab Table Runner

Designer: Monique Dillard of Open Gate Quilts

Fabrics: Treenware & Berries collection by Pam Buda for Marcus Fabrics

Pairing one light print and one dark print together yields distinctive designs.

Get the digital issue here.

Advertisement

4 of 20

Scrap Lab Throw

Prairie House Stars

Alternate Sawtooth Star and Double Four-Patch blocks in rich reds and browns for a cozy throw.

Get the free quilt pattern here.

5 of 20

Sew Easy Sampler

Designer: Sandra Clemons

Fabrics: Cotton Couture solids collection from Michael Miller Fabrics

Join us in 2015 to make the Sew Easy Sampler quilt. Get the fabric requirements here and the individual block instructions in each issue, and then join us on Instagram and Facebook to see what others are sewing with hashtag #qamsewalong.

Get the digital issue here.

6 of 20

Tricks for Treats

Designer: Kim Christopherson of Kimberbell Designs

Fabrics: Mind Your Mummy collection by Kim Christopherson from Kimberbell Designs for Maywood Studio

Sew an adorable tote bag for your favorite little trick-or-treater.

Get the digital issue here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

7 of 20

Tricks for Treats Color Option

Market-Fresh Tote

Combine fat quarters to make a functional and stylish market bag.

Get the free bag pattern here.

8 of 20

Cubes of Color

Designer: Victoria Findlay Wolfe

Fabrics in the featured squares are from the Inked collection by Lynn Krawczyk for Red Rooster Fabrics

A group of graphic squares inspired this big-block bed quilt.

Get the digital issue here.

9 of 20

Pinwheel Pillows

Designer: Jody Sanders

A trio of pillows takes a contemporary spin. One, two, or four pinwheels, or all three, you decide.

Get the digital issue here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

10 of 20

Pinwheel Pillows Color Option

Pinwheel Playtime

Make a charming quilt for the little person who is always on the move. Combine one or two Pinwheel units into blocks and add solid red sashing strips for this throw.

Get the free quilt pattern here.

11 of 20

Spooky Time

Designer: Lynette Anderson

Fabrics: Spiced Pumpkin collection by Lynette Anderson for RJR Fabrics

Want to learn a new technique? Embellish house blocks with yo-yos and a variety of embroidery stitches.

Get the digitial issue here.

12 of 20

Two Fold

Designer: Laura Jaquinto

Fabrics: Low Country Indigo collection by Nancy Gere for Windham Fabrics

Sew a roomy bag with grommets that add stylish detail.

Get the digital issue here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

13 of 20

Logging On

Designer: Lynette Jensen

Dig into your scrap basket and make blocks that start with center squares and build out.

Get the digital issue here.

14 of 20

Logging On Color Option

Yule Log

It's never too early to start making Christmas presents. To create this table runner, sew together three blocks using a Log Cabin variation and add borders.

Get the free quilt pattern here.

15 of 20

Changing Seasons

Designer: Sherri McConnell

Fabrics: Forest Fancy collection by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics

Celebrate autumn with a wall quilt that combines traditional Churn Dash blocks and fall-inspired prints.

Get the digital issue here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

16 of 20

Changing Seasons Color Option

Pastel Party

Make a pretty spring quilt using pastel and floral fabrics. Fussy-cut sashing squares add a seasonal accent.

Get the free quilt pattern here.

17 of 20

Framed

Designer: Heather Scrimsher

Fabrics: Kona Cotton Solids collection for Robert Kaufman Fabrics

The molding on a traditional fireplace mantel was the design inspiration for a very modern quilt.

Get the digital issue here.

18 of 20

Whoo Loves You, Baby?

Designers: Christine Sharp and Rachael Wright of Kids Quilts

Fabrics: Woodland Park collection by Kids Quilts for RJR Fabrics

Whimsical appliqués add artistic flair to a quilt made of simple strips.

Get the digital issue here.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

19 of 20

Rustling Leaves

Designer: Sue Michaels of Dragonfly Fiberart

Subtle shifts in color provide the backdrop for dark triangles to dance across the quilt top.

Get the digital issue here.

20 of 20

Wrapsody in Wool

Designer: Tammy Silvers of Tamarinis

Layer and embellish felted wool to make a trio of wrist adornments.

Get the digital issue here.

Replay gallery

Share the Gallery

Up Next