Patterns for Green Quilts

Who'd ever guess this playful throw is easily sewn row by row?

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Sew Flying Geese blocks to make a soothing quilt using an assortment of blue and green batiks.

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An easy appliqué method makes the leaves on this kid-friendly quilt spring to life in no time-we promise!

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Honor family with a wall hanging that leaves room for signatures. It would make a great gift for a new baby, a wedding, an anniversary, or as a signature or memory quilt.

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Pieced blocks and large setting triangles create the center of a lively throw.

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Sew a simple throw composed of 5" squares fussy-cut from an assortment of floral fabric.

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Showcase fussy-cut novelty designs in carefully arranged setting blocks.

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Gather a variety of cool-tone solids for tree blocks, set the blocks side-by-side, and frame them with a narrow border to make a forest-inspired wall quilt.

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Animal-theme novelty prints make an easy, kid-friendly crib quilt. Coordinating tone-on-tones round out the look.

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Showcase framed fussy-cut prints in a fresh wall hanging. A simple green, orange, and cream color palette helps the flowers bloom brightly.

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High-contrast fabrics combine to make a sassy wall hanging. A mellow print complements each bright color and busy print.

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Combine rectangles and dark sashing and borders to create a quilt design that resembles a skyscraper with windows aglow. To get variety from a single collection, cut stripes both lengthwise and crosswise.

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