Quilts and More Fall 2016

July 06, 2016
See the featured projects and web-exclusive patterns from the Quilts and More Fall 2016 issue.
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Fall 2016

The Fall 2016 issue of Quilts and More is on sale from July 18--October 25.Missed it? Order a digital issue here.

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Scrap Lab Throw

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

Fabrics: Bella Solids collection by Moda Fabrics

Combine two solids for each positive/negative pair of blocks.

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Scrap Lab Wall Quilt

Designer: Monique Dillard of Open Gate Quilts

Fabrics: Bella Solids collection by Moda Fabrics

A scrappy binding adds another design element (and uses up the remaining fabric).

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Scrap Lab Wall Quilt

Mini Barn Quilt

Use solid fabrics and vertical line quilting to add modern flair to a mini that mimics a barn quilt.

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Fall Pouch

Designer: Roseann Meehan Kermes

Try your hand at appliqué by using felted wool to make a small project bursting with seasonal creativity.

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Corn Maze

Designer: Sarah Maxwell of Designs by Sarah J

Fabrics: Cozies Harvest collection by Designs by Sarah J for Marcus Fabrics

As the temperatures cool, stay warm and cozy with a flannel quilt.

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Corn Maze Color Option

Electric Shock

Make a big impact with blocks composed of bright prints and an electric zigzag design.

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Roll With It

Designer: Kristyne Czepuryk

A unique feature of this pencil holder is the detachable round case rolled up inside. Use the case to hold a sharpener and other notions.

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Double Trouble

Designer: Scott Hansen of Blue Nickel Studios

Celebrate Halloween with a quilt that showcases two versions of the traditional Churn Dash block.

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Toddler Tote

Designer: Elaine Theriault

Fabrics: ColorWorks Concepts Phase II collection by Northcott Fabrics

Gather precut 5-inch squares to fashion a large tote suitable for carrying toys, books, and other items whenever you're on the go.

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Toddler Tote Color Option

Crafty Tote

Do you love the look of a patchwork tote but don't want to take the time to piece one? Use a preprinted panel instead! This tote is a terrific take-along to a sewing retreat or knitting get-together.

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Memory Maker

Designer: Theresa Porter of The Meandering Thread

Combine various sizes of T-shirt logos and pieced sections to make a keepsake that will be cherished for years to come.

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Give Thanks

Designer: Kim Christopherson of Kimberbell Designs

Pair piecing and appliqué for an autumn-inspired table runner.

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Pilot's License

Designer: Marie Eldredge

Reminiscent of vintage airplanes, this quilt will add charm to any future aviator's bedroom.

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Travel Light

Designer: Monique Dillard

The perfect on-the-go bag with internal and external pockets for plenty of storage.

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Travel Light Color Option

Tropical Traveller

Combine tropical prints for a vacation bag that easily stores travel essentials.

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Happy Haunting

Designer: Tammy Silvers of Tamarinis

Don't be afraid to try a new technique. Ease into foundation piecing with wonky pumpkins. And then make an improvisationally pieced star.

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Mini Makeover

Quiltmaker: Jody Sanders

Fabrics: Postage Stamp collection by Mary Koval for Windham Fabrics

To make a mini quilt inspired by Double Trouble by designer Scott Hansen, we made nine 4-1⁄2"-square-finished B blocks instead of 9"-square-finished B blocks.

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