Quilting Color Trend: Green

From evergreens to bright punches of lime, these green quilts are bold and fresh! Because green is found in nature, it can easily combine with both rich and natural colors and pops of bright color for standout style.

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One-Piece Wonder

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

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Flying Geese Quilt

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

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Little Sprouts

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

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Easy as A, B, C

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

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Squares and Sashing Quilt

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

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Fussy-Cut Baby Quilt

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

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Tree Time

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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Two-Block Kid's Quilt

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

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Glimpses of the Garden

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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Lime Squares Wall Hanging

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

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City Lights Quilt

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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One-Piece Wonder

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Flying Geese Quilt

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Little Sprouts

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Easy as A, B, C

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Squares and Sashing Quilt

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Fussy-Cut Baby Quilt

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Tree Time

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Two-Block Kid's Quilt

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Glimpses of the Garden

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Lime Squares Wall Hanging

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City Lights Quilt

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Quilting Color Trend: Green

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One-Piece Wonder

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Flying Geese Quilt

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Little Sprouts

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Easy as A, B, C

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Squares and Sashing Quilt

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Fussy-Cut Baby Quilt

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Tree Time

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Two-Block Kid's Quilt

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Glimpses of the Garden

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Lime Squares Wall Hanging

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City Lights Quilt

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