Quilts and More Spring 2015

The Spring 2015 issue of Quilts and More is on sale from February 3--April 21.

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Designer: Sherri K. Falls of This & That Patterns

Fabrics: Whitewashed Cottage collection by 3 Sisters for Moda Fabrics

Romantic florals and faded shades of yellow and coral combine for a sweet spring table topper.

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Designer: Monique Dillard of Open Gate Quilts

Fabrics: Whitewashed Cottage collection by 3 Sisters for Moda Fabrics

Try a simple method to make the chevron unit for a striking accent row on a pieced tote.

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Tweet Treat Pot Holders

Turn precut 10" squares into cute pot holders that make great gifts! Tuck a recipe into the pot holder pocket to give the recipient culinary inspiration.

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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.

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Designer: Keiko Clark

Learn how to layer, sew, and twist fabric to create a stylish bag to carry your cell phone.

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Blueberry Twist

Scrunched squares of classic blue prints add a fun twist to a traditional pillow .

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Designer: Sherri McConnell

Fabrics: Daysail collection by Bonnie and Camille for Moda Fabrics

Stars float on a background of bright white. Add interest with gray dot triangles corners.

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Walk in the Woods

Use blue, green, and brown prints to create dreamy star blocks. The natural colors give the impression that the stars are sparkling down through a forest canopy.

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Designer: Melanie McFarland

Punches of bold prints and pops of bright color combine for an eye-catching kid's quilt and matching doll quilt. Soft plush fabric on the back makes it super cuddly.

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Designer: Molly Hanson of Sew Wrong Sew Right

Fabrics: Cotton Supreme Solids collection from RJR Fabrics

Blend the best of old and new. An iconic key motif and solids in contemporary hues make a dramatic statement in a playful throw.

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Color of Love

Solid color hearts stand out against a black background on this throw pillow. Use variegated thread to quilt a stipple stitch for an interesting pop of color.

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Designer: Roseann Meehan Kermes

Jump right in and try your hand at wool appliqué.

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Designer: Bev Getschel

The perfect recipe for a spring-inspiredquilt yields an eclectic mix of prints and florals.

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Designer: Caroline Hulse of Sew Caroline

Fabrics: Gleeful collection by Sew Caroline for Art Gallery Fabrics

As you travel, keep track of cosmetics, sewing supplies, or jewelry in a trio of drawstring bags.

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In a Cinch Bags

Starting with reversible prequilted fabric makes these bags easy to whip up and gives them a more defined shape.

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Designer: Joanna Figueroa of Fig Tree & Co.

Combine Flying Geese units and triangle-squares to fashion cheerful decorator pillows in two sizes.

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Shades of Lavender

Geometric patterns in springtime colors take center stage on this delightful pillow duet.

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Designer: Katie Hennagir

Fabrics: Giggle and Grow collection from Andover Fabrics

A quilt top can be assembled in two hours when you start with a printed panel as the center.

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Designer: Wendy Sheppard

Fabrics: Bread & Butter collection by Lynette Anderson and Cotton Supreme collection, both for RJR Fabrics

Achieve sharp points by foundation-piecing each block.

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Fabrics: Ladybugs collection by Debi Hron and Sketch Basic collection, both for Timeless Treasures Fabrics

Don't worry about loose threads or frayed edges. With the "burrito" method, a pillowcase with no exposed raw edges is easy to make.

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Designer: Jan Ragaller

Pot holders are classic kitchen essentials. They serve up both safety and charm when made with your favorite fabrics.

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