Here is a great line up of new patterns from our designers. Which is your favorite?

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In this batch of new patterns we have Monkey Wrench Meltdown. The black background makes it a fun, scrappy, bold, modern quilt that uses a traditional block.

There are also three stunning patterns using Northcott’s Color Play, a learn-to-free-motion-quilt collection designed by Patti Carey. Make sure to check those out. Each pattern has multiple layouts.

If you like the Good Vibrations pattern by Patti Carey you will love Good Vibrations Two. This pattern takes 4 coordinating colors in ombre fabric to create a stunningly simple quilt.

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Nan Baker of Purrfect Spots and Diane McGregor of Castilleja Cotton have some great new patterns! Take a look. I am sure you will find a favorite!

Purrfect Spots

By Nan Baker

By Diane McGregor

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Easy Zip Wallet, The Square Heads, Swirling Circles, Wine Helps, Devoted to You and More. Great new patterns from our designers!

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by Kathleen Khosravi of Olive Leaf Quilts

Two things that are often thought of when contemplating French Provincial designs are olives and sunflowers. Both are beautiful, and both were inspiration for my quilt entitled “Sunflowers and Olives.”

French farmers actually grow both sunflowers and olives for the oil they produce. How amazing to cultivate something that provides beauty and sustenance. The French word for sunflowers is les tournesols which means to turn towards the sun, and indeed this is actually what the flowers do. The faces of the flowers travel from east to west as the day progresses, following the source of light. The phenomenon is known as phototropism.

I once toured an ancient Stone Mill in Provence that was still in use. It was where all the locals had brought their olives to be ground and pressed for centuries. The fruit would be ground into a paste and spread onto woven mats. The mats would then be stacked and squeezed. The smell was heavenly and made me wish for a spoon.

This quilt is a combination of piecing and appliqué with easy shapes that makes the work go fast. The sunflowers are made using a method for making a Dresden Plate. The overall design has a touch of the whimsical, and it is well suited for fabrics in bright tones.

Kathleen Khosravi of Olive Leaf Quilts

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Even more new patterns from Castilleja Cotton and Beaquilter!

The following new patterns by Beaquilter are Accuquilt GO! friendly (rotary cutting directions are included in the instructions).

Below are some new patterns by Castilleja Cotton. Panel Quilts, Bargello Quilts, Christmas Wall Hangings and more!

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Here are even more of our new patterns from our Designers! We have so many new patterns.. check back next week for even more!

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Our pattern designers have been so busy! We have bunches of great new patterns! Here are just a few.

These are just a handful of our new patterns. Come back next week for even more!

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In February of last year (2021) designer Sandy Petsche introduced the first patterns in her Quick Kids Quilts and Quick Gift Quilts pattern series. Sandy has now just released 16 more patterns….8 new patterns in each of the series!!

Each series is a collection of patterns that feature big pattern pieces, easy cutting, no triangles, beginner friendly, and all in just two-colors. Choose two of your or your recipients favorite colors, team colors, school colors, or holiday colors in solids or prints and then you are on your way to a fun quilt. What colors will you choose?

Check out the Helpful Hints by Sandy Petsche blog from February 2021 for a list of great tips and tricks to help you along the way as you create one of Sandy’s fun quilts.

Quick Gift Quilts Series-

The Quick Gift Quilt patterns finish lap or throw size. Here are the patterns in the Gift Quilt series.

Quick Kids Quilts Series-

The Quick Kids Quilt patterns give fabric requirements and directions for three size options (baby, toddler, youth). The smaller size of the kids quilts make them quick and easy to machine quilt with your own machine and a walking foot. Check out Sandy’s Quick and Easy Machine Quilting blog from February 2021.

Here are the patterns in the Kids Quilts series.

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Which is your favorite of these fun patterns?

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