Although this antique quilt is worn and faded, the design is quite contemporary looking, and the pattern is very unique.

The heart design in this quilt does not reveal itself until the blocks are sewn together in rows.

Finished size: 40" x 56".

Skill Level: Beginner

Red, white and lace -- just as a Valentine should be!

Add a special touch to the Dresden Plate design, and you'll end up with this pretty scrap quilt. Quilt size 90" x 106", pieced and applique.

Skill Level: Advanced

Try embossing velvet to make a very elegant pincushion for the Victorian lover in your circle of quilting friends.

Finished size: 4 1/2" x 4 3/4".

Skill Level: Beginner

Despite its complex appearance, the block is really quite easy to assemble by machine and can be completed in an afternoon or a couple of evenings.

Give your Valentine a fabric bouquet filled with hearts!

Shades of pink create the pieced hearts floating in this soft runner.

Try making a fabric valentine in nontraditional colors.

We have always known that Overall Bill loves Sunbonnet Sue, but on Valentine's Day he tells her with a flower.

Embellish a soft, comfortable sweatshirt with sweet fabric-scrap hearts to make a wonderful gift for mothers and daughters of all ages.

Finished size: Any size.

Skill Level: Beginner

Dig out your scraps of red and pink fabrics, and odds and ends of lace to make an elegant heart-theme pillow.

This mat is both pieced and appliquéd. The design is simple and the fabrics make it special.

Combine the ease of fleece sewing with the quilting flavor of blind-stitch appliqué and trapunto, and you have a lovely new accent for your home.

These gorgeous 3-D fabric red roses add richness and splendor to this wall quilt. Quilt Size: 25" x 31"

Skill Level: Beginner

The design used to make this four-block wall quilt and one-block tote is a block with 16 triangle/square units.

Quilt size: 31 x 31 inches, Tote size: 16 x 16 inches.

Skill Level: Intermediate