Free Fat Quarter-Friendly Quilt Patterns

Florals and solids combine for a stunning but easy-to-sew bed quilt. You can change the theme of the large rectangles-think plaids or reproduction prints-to customize for any room.

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This century-old quilt is a scrap-lovers dream.

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

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A simple Pinwheel block is quite a star when it's surrounded by multiple borders-pieced and plain.

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Make a quick-to-assemble patriotic picnic throw or cozy cottage twin-size bed quilt from your favorite scrappy assortment of red, white, and blue fat quarters.

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A small throw can add a dash of color to a room that has a neutral color palette.

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Alternate light and dark prints for a throw that takes it one step at a time.

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Time-saving strip piecing and fat quarters makes it easy to complete a Four-Patch quilt.

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Add fun and fuction to a stroller-size quilt by sewing ribbon and rickrack loops into the blocks.

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To get the scrappy look of this quilt in a speedy way, invite your friends over for a house-block quilting party.

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Serve up a delightful asymmetrical quilt by wrapping a helping of Broken Dishes blocks with appliquéd and pieced borders on just two sides.

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Combine a variety of pastel fat quarters in Floating Star units to make a sweet lap-size quilt.

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A range of blues and grays, gradating from light to dark, produce the look of waves on a stormy night. Pairing blue with gray instead of white puts a twist on the classic two-color combination.

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Making Necktie blocks is much easier than you may think, especially with this fool-the-eye trick for easy piecing.

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Bright print squares alternate with Four-Patch blocks in a cheerful table runner.

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Create subtle shifts in color with ombré fabric. The large pieces allow you to utilize the gradient effect and to see the shade changes in each fabric strip.

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Build your color confidence by mixing fat quarters in a variety of hues. Include a few lighter and brighter fabrics to add sparkle and keeps the eye moving around the quilt.

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Use the same cream print in alternating squares to balance a variety of florals and dark prints. While the finished wall hanging offers plenty to look at, it isn't overwhelming.

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For a traditional look, use only two prints for each Broken Dishes block.

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Simple squares and curved appliqués in bright fat-quarter prints pop off a coordinating solid to create a dynamic wall hanging.

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Colorful batik lanterns shine bright against a dark blue batik sky in this beautiful wall hanging.

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Make a scrappy yet orderly quilt using aqua, lime, and cocoa print fat quarters. Aqua tone-on-tone sashing and binding tie together the fabrics.

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Use more than 30 fat quarters when you stitch this cozy throw and coordinating pillows.

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This time-saving quilt involves just five rows of multicolored rectangles finished by long sashing strips and a border from a single novelty print.

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Don't spend time searching for your pincushion. Make a jumbo, tufted cushion in bright, lively prints and finding it will be a cinch!

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Cut rectangles from floral fat quarters and join them with solid watermelon pink strips to create pieced rows.

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Whip up a two-color table mat using six fat quarters.

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Embellish pieces of bright fat quarters with rickrack for a square patchwork pillow.

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Four-Patch blocks and setting squares team up for a fabulous square table topper.

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Whip up a reusable gift bag with just two fat quarters. Make bags for holidays, birthdays, or any time of year!

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Use a restful aqua check to complement the strong contemporary colors-blue, green, and chocolate-in this easy quilted throw using fat quarter pieces.

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Use fat quarters to make two matching scarves in stylish colors.

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Stitch a fall theme table runner and trio of stuffed pumpkins for easy fall decor.

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Large-scale prints in an old-world color scheme are a perfect fit for Snowball blocks.

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Cranberry reds, sage greens, and rose petal pinks combine with a range of neutrals to create an appealing pattern in this simple bed quilt.

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Rich black tone-on-tone background fabrics let lively Four-Patch units sparkle in this Amish-look quilt.

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All it takes to make this fun and easy bag is two fat quarters for the body and two fat quarters for the lining.

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Make a two-color wall quilt featuring lamp-shape appliqué pieces. Combine assorted florals, stripes, and dots to add pizzazz to the quilt center.

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Use fat quarter fabrics to create a cheerful cheerful holiday wall hanging quilt with festive appliquéd blocks and a pieced border.

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Gather a stack of fat quarters. Piece quilt blocks and sashing to mimic books on shelves for your favorite bookworm.

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Use fat quarter pieces and printed panels to create a handy hanging organizer for your sewing room. A fussy-cut panel section is centered on the front of each storage pocket.

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Add fun and function to a stroller-size quilt by sewing ribbon and rickrack loops into the blocks.

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These easy-to-sew bags are great for using as a lunch sack or as a reusable gift bags.

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Make a gardenlike quilt using Nine-Patch blocks and 9-1/2 inch floral setting squares. Use a variety of fat quarters for a scrappy look, or use fewer fabrics for a controlled look.

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Stitch two fat quarter pieces into a quartet of mini totes. These wee gift bags have grosgrain ribbon handles.

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The versatile Four-Patch is a basic block for both new and experienced quilters. Gather a variety of batik fabrics and test the accuracy of your 1/4-inch seams on an easy table runner.

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Pieced and plain borders frame small and large Pinwheel blocks in a fat quarter-friendly quilted table topper.

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