Quilting Color Trend: Yellow

March 13, 2014
Whether you love marigold, lemon, or mustard, the color yellow can add some energy and happiness to your next project.
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Butter Churn

A Churn Dash variation forms intriguing interlocking squares. Rotary-cutting makes it easy to reconstruct this antique quilt-no need for templates!Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Sew-Easy Scallops

Create a fresh variation of the traditional Log Cabin block. Surrounding each block with simple appliqué pieces gives the blocks a softer, more feminine look.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Pineapple Chunks

Use the quilt-as-you-go method to add pieced rows at the same time that you layer the batting and backing. Then add the binding, pop on a few ragged-edge leaves, and your pineapple table topper is ready for a luau.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Lemon Bars

Capture the fresh feeling of cool summer breezes wafting through a flower garden in the bright quilt. Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Happy Baskets

Combine bright yellows and pretty florals for a cheerful springtime wall hanging. Solid white block backgrounds let the baskets shine.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Budding Beauty

A soft, buttery yellow teamed with solid white in this bed-size quilt provides the perfect background for the bright '30s print appliqués.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Easy Math Throw

Use bright prints and simple squares to create a plus sign design with kid appeal. Pieced plus signs within the blocks and a multicolor border add interest.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Sunflower Appliqué Wall Hanging

Sunflower appliqués bloom across a field of gold. Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Rustic Zigzag Wall Hanging

Triangle-squares in assorted gold, rust, and blues form a rustic, but standout quilt.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Rail Fence Baby Quilt

Light, medium, and dark shades of yellows and oranges pair perfectly with green and blue for a bright baby quilt.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Tiny Treasures

Sea blues and sandy golds contrast perfectly with pops of red and orange.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Star of the Show

Combine florals and tone-on-tones in muted, rich colors for this wall quilt. The large star became the focus when she framed it with a dark inner border and a large floral outer border.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Friendship Star Log Cabins

The vivid red points jump off the quilt while the muted gold points recede to form a single Friendship Star.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Light Tricks Wall Quilt

A fussy-cut ombré print background draws the eye into light spots, making the bright reds and golds pop off the quilt like 3D shapes.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Sunny Lanes

Geometric blocks combine to create a mesmerizing path on this bold quilt.Buy this pattern here.

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Elegant Chandeliers

The unexpected pairing of batiks and metallic prints results in a sophisticated wall hanging.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Crossing Paths Wall Quilt

The black sashing in this quilt makes the golds, blues, and greens stand out while the black in the blocks and border keeps the quilt cohesive and balances the light colors. Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Floral and Paisley Chain Quilt

For a palette that marries sky, sea, and sunset, try yellow-orange with a range of natural blues from sky to slate.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Jewel Box Wall Quilt

Jewel-tone golds, blues, browns in subtle tone-on-tones create a rich wall hanging. Fussy-cutting striped fabric makes the Aster blocks pop.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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Fall Spice Bed Quilt

Pair an orangey gold with cream and espresso for a sophisticated take on yellow-orange.Get the free quilt pattern here.

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