This Tea-Lightful table topper is 24″ square and is made with foundation piecing.  Make your teacups with pastels or bold colors or use your floral scraps to make them look like fine china.

When you’re talking babies, Noah’s Ark is a timeless theme.  This  48″ square quilt has a center applique surrounded by several borders for a beautiful finish.

Slice And Dice is made from 10 long quarters (not fat quarters). Slice and dice and sew and you’ll see the blocks coming together quickly.  This lap sized quilt can be as bright and bold as you want!  Isn’t the colorful, narrow border pretty?  It’ll be made from all your leftover scraps from the project.

Grab your favorite Jelly Rolls and Charms.  All the cutting is done – you’ll have this quilt together in no time at all!  At 58″ x 78″ this quilt, Ups & Downs,  is just right for a twin sized bed spread.  So easy you’ll probably want to make this one over and over.

Would you believe Mosaic Magic is made from just a modified log cabin block?!  After you make the quilt with the layout shown here you can make another quilt and play with the blocks – they can be set in many different ways for many different looks. Instructions are included for several sizes including a Queen size. 

If you want make a king size quilt really quick, here’s a pattern for you.  Road To Tokyo is made of four patches, squares and blocks of two rectangles – all simple, easy-as-pie pieces, but the results are striking.  You’ll be snuggling under this quilt before you know it.

What little boy wouldn’t love this quilt?  All the vehicles they love to spot on the road.  Emergency vehicles, working vehicles, cars, and a school bus can all be found on this quilt that has just about anything with Wheels.  Fat quarters will work great for the background squares and you can use up some of your scraps for the applique. 

The Peek-A-Boo Car Seat Cover will keep a little one warm and cozy between the house and the car without the need for lots of bundling and fussing.  Then it can be removed after you get to the car so baby can be comfortable and not all sweaty from a lot of  extra clothes. Elastic edges make it a snap to put on and take off.

This purse pattern, To Patch Or Not To Patch, has five design choices with complete instructions and plenty of color pictures to help you choose which style you like best.  You can patch or not, you can quilt or not, but I bet you can’t stop at just one!  Two pockets outside and lots of pockets inside that you can customize.

Mosaic Medley uses three variations on a nine patch block to give you three very different looks.   Lots of sizes from which to choose.  These quilt go together quickly – great for a baby quilt or Project Linus.

Celtic Wedding Rings is an easy to make quilt – just three basic blocks – with an dramatic payoff.   This quilt finishes at 86″ x 112″.

This twin size or lap quilt, Nine Patch Seasons, is traditional nine-patch blocks set on point and surrounded by your choice of applique . . . leaves, stars, birdhouses and flowers, or presents  and stockings. 

 These Fusible Fabric Boxes will help with storage and with decorating!  Make them to match your decor.  Use bright fabrics and make them stand out in the kids room or subtle fabrics to blend in with your family room.  Make some for you sewing room too.  And, get this, no sewing!

Calendar Baskets will always be in season.  12 different baskets filled with seasonally appropriate items are surrounded by a beautiful flowery vine.  If you love applique this will keep you happily busy, and the result will be a quilt that will be treasured for years.

Worth The Hike . . . with scenery like that I’d have to agree! By Granola Girl Designs this wall hanging will make you want to hit the trails. One of the tone on tone fabrics from the new Nature’s Bounty line would work great as the border for this quilt.

Cat Purses are just purr-fect for when you only need a couple items with you. And what little girl wouldn’t love to have one . . . or two?! Have fun with the embellishments – can you make them look like your cat? Keep with the theme and use a cat lead for the handle.

Cheep Housing for the whole neighborhood.  Five birdhouses and four quick blocks and you have a little town for the birdies. A narrow border surrounded by scrappy squares will complete this 34″ x 40″ wallhanging.  Just right for fat quarters or for using up your scraps.

Simple piecing and a bit of applique are found in this Apple Pattern tabletopper.  

It’s the right time of year for Lil’ Friends Hooded Jacket.  Fusible web puppies are made happy with little button bones.  Fusible web kitties have some mice to chase after.  A hood to keep the head warm and side pockets to keep the hands warm (or to store a puppy treat!) and your little one is all ready to head outside.

No Carb Sampler will fit right in with your diet!   This 48″ wall hanging is made of 25 blocks and will look good in many different color ways.  The black background makes the bright colors stand out.  A white background with pastels would be very pretty.  Just two colors would be another look.  And you just might discover a new favorite block in the process.

The Star Tote pattern comes in two sizes with two different stars.  The smaller size will work great for a “green” lunch bag . . .  a sandwich, chips and a cookie or two, and no paper bag to throw away.   The larger bag is 9 x 9 x 14.  Just right for a trip to the library, or holding a sewing project or even a casual purse.  Make all four – you can never have too many totes.

Critter Caboodle is 36 pages of adorable critters in seven different quilt projects.  Instructions for piecing and for applique techniques.

Having It All is a pattern by Indygo Junction for a backpack that doubles as a shoulder bag. There are instructions for adding, if you choose, a front pocket and bottle holder.

Just one simple block  -  you pick the size: 10″ or 5.5″  You can achieve so many different looks depending on your fabrics and the layout.  You won’t want to stop at just one of these I’ll Tumble For You quilts.   And you can choose the size:  45″ x 56″ or 45″ x 75″.

Pinwheels surround these Chubby Chicks and they are just so cute!!   Charms would be perfect for the chicks or you can use up your scraps.  Then add cute little embroidered feet and button eyes. 

Annie’s Winter Fun is a pattern for an adorable 22″ rag doll.  She’s all dressed up for some fun in the snow.  With her snowman in one hand and her sled in the other she’s ready!

Scrap Sack II is like the original – only better!  There’s a pin cushion on top to hold your pins and to hand your scrap sack off the edge of your sewing table.  There’s a pocket for your little tools . . . you know . . . your best friend, the seam ripper.  And scissors lease so they are always handy.  Just two fat quarters needed.  These are so handy – they’d make a perfect gift for your sewing buddies.

It’s getting colder and you’re going to need to keep those feet warm! These “big foot” slippers are made using the Flannel Chenille technique. Sizes for everyone from x-small to x-large; from narrow to wide widths. Make a few extra for Christmas gifts. Who wouldn’t like a new pair of comfy slippers?

Churn Dash is a miniature quilt.  It finishes at 18 1/2″ square.  Use your scraps for this cute quilt.  You could make a few with different color variations and they would make a nice grouping.

The Happy Quilt is a 35 1/2″ square quilt that will brighten up any wall.  Easy triangle shortcuts are included in the pattern. 

Straddling Scarecrow is enjoying the fall.  Just one in a series of Straddling characters, each one is constructed the same way and measures the same size.   Applique on a pieced background with borders to frame it all.

Dig out your scraps and make covers for scrapbooks, photo albums, paperbacks.  Plus instructions for bookbags, bookmarks, glass cases.  More than twenty projects are found in Scraps & Books & Covers.

Baby’s Bow Wow Blanket works as a wallhanging or to snuggle baby.  Easy four square blocks as star centers plus simple applique doggy pull toys make a whimsical quilt.  Make it scrappy or match the nursery’s color scheme.  Makes a great shower or new baby gift.

Kizmet Klutch comes in two sizes. Make the large one with bold fabrics for a casual bag for everyday use. Make the smaller one with more sedate fabrics for an evening bag.

Appliqued Bibs are made from one terry layer and one layer of cotton or flannel. Choose from velcro closures or snaps. There are 20 different applique designs and two different size bibs: infant and toddler. You’ll use this pattern over and over.

Little Houses On A Hillside is a lap sized quilt. Made with an original block on a background of a half square triangle to represent the hillside.

This Morning Star wall-hanging will add a touch of Spring to your home year ’round.  The flowers are made of wool and embellished with beads.

The Take-It-All Tote will hold EVERYTHING!  It measures 30″ x 20″ and has three different motifs from which to choose for the center square.  The other side of the bag has a variation of the motif.  Best of all, the pattern is all rotary cut with NO templates.

Do you take your iron to class or retreats?  This Hot Iron Carrier / Ironing Mat does double duty and is easy to make.  It’s so handy to not have to wait for your iron to cool before you pack it up.

9-Patch On The Go is a quilt-as-you-go project.  You’ll be piecing and quilting both at the same time.  When you top is finished it really is finished! Just add binding.   14″ x 16″ placemats have a matching 26″ x 26″ table topper.

Take those special T-Shirts that are really loved by your teenaged child or grandchild but never worn anymore and make a quilt that is filled with memories. You’ll need a dozen T-shirts and some of your stash. T-Shirt Memory Quilt finishes at 58″ x 74″.

These are just a few of the many and varied quilt patterns to be found at Quilters Warehouse.

If you want a striking, dramatic quilt you just might find one (or a dozen!) in Black & White Quilts by Kay M. Capps Cross.   Whether you are a beginner, an old pro, or somewhere in the middle, this book will have a project for you.  There are 12 designs and along with the instructions there are tips for adding a little extra sprakle.

Hot Pot Kitchen Set has instructions for flannel chenille “hot stuff”.   Give your kitchen a lift with new colorful coasters, pot holders and hot pad.  These are great for gifts too.  A little bonus: purchase of the pattern also entitles you to make 2 dozen items a year to sell at craft fairs.

This stained glass  Hummingbird by Edna Trunt will hold still long enough for you to enjoy his beauty.  Finishes at 22″ x 20″.

Berries And Cream is a classic red & white quilt inspired by French Enamelware.  Finishing at 92″ it has a collection of red prints paired with muslim.

A traditional feathered star has been stretched to make this quilt perfect for your bed.  North By North by Vicky Lawrence has instructions for piecing in quarter sections for easier construction.
 

Use your scraps to make these Quilted Coins.  Little coin purses (3″ x 3.5″) close with velcro.  Perfect for little gifts.  If you’re giving someone a quilt wouldn’t it be fun to use the leftovers so they have this little piece of the quilt to carry around with them?

Crimson Rambler can’t help but catch your eye.  Bright prints are used for pineapple blocks that are made with perfect points and NO paper piecing!  Two options are given for the border – flowers or flying geese.

Cuddly soft playful pets made with Minky fabric. These are the latest Hankie Blankie Pets . . . a frog, bunny & duck. Easy to make and helpful hints are included for stitching on Minky.

An easy rectangle block is all that’s needed to make this Gathering of Hearts.  Use florals for a soft, water color look.   For a totally different look try bright, bold fabrics.

Sand Dollars from Bloom Creek has no blocks to piece or match. Borders and appliqued sand dollars make this beautiful quilt. Instructions are easy to follow and even a beginner should have success with this project.

Would you believe this quilt is made with just one block repeated with different fabrics?!  Block Of Many Colors I is great for using up your scraps.   There are several sizes included in the pattern.  And if you like this pattern there are two more like it.

The Angel Patrol will watch over you because they know that “Some days are tougher than others”.   Isn’t that the truth?!

You’ll find so many uses for Busy Bag!  Big enough (9.5″x11″x10″) for all your sewing stuff, use it for shopping trips, for a diaper bag or a beach bag.  Choose your favorite panel fabric and make this bag “yours”.  Or finally give your orphan blocks a home.

Sewing rooms are magical . . . did you know you can make a Fruit Cake from Layer Cakes?!  Try that in your kitchen!  Large half square triangles surrounded by praire points really showcase a fabric line.  A beginner could easily make this twin size quilt.

Charming Trio – The Baby Collection includes a baby quilt (40.5″ x 43.5), Pillows (16″ x 16″), and a Baby Bag (17″ x 20″).   Make one or all for a shower gift or new baby gift.

Vintage Christmas is a pattern for a redwork table runner with three snowflakes and embroidered ornaments by Indygo Junction.

Have some fun with Pinwheel Sampler.  There are directions for 10 different pinwheel blocks.  You can make them all or just pick a few of your favorites.  Use every color of the rainbow, or make a two or three color quilt.  Make the background dark and the pinwheels light.  There are lots of ways to vary the look of this quilt.

Use your own metal cookie cutters to make these adorable Cookie Cutter Pincushions.  Constrution directions are included, as are lots of embellishment ideas.  This must be the second best way to use cookie cutters!  Perfect for gifts.

Lone Pine Christmas is a 40.5″ x 44″ wall hanging.  Simple hour glass blocks surround a triangular log cabin block.  This quilt by Raggedy Ruth Designs will go together quickly.

The Cosmo, by Indygo Junction, is a retro inspired bag.  The pattern includes a interior divider and optional pockets.   You can make this casual looking to go with jeans or change the fabric and dress it up to go to work.

Isn’t this quilt adorable.  Perfect for hanging in a little girl’s room (I wouldn’t mind having it in my room!).  Mistress Mary waters her beautiful flowers as a cat watches and a bird flutters nearby. A full size pattern and freezer paper templates are included in this and all the other Nursery Rhyme Series patterns.