Make a Log Cabin wall quilt using an old pattern with contemporary dyed fabrics.

Large stars warm this winter-scene, twin-size quilt.

Purchase some new fall fabrics to make this pretty wall hanging for this colorful season.

Make a tiny banner to welcome autumn visitors to your home.

Take advantage of new cotton fabrics that have several patterns printed along their length. Although the look here is very coordinated, the hanging would look just as nice made with red and blue scraps.

Reproducing a copy of an antique quilt exactly isn't what I had in mind when I made my own Checkerboard quilt. The original quilt is a one-of-a-kind and should not be copied exactly.

If you are familiar with Mary Englebreit's work, you will recognize the busy look her fabric designs have.

Flannel prints with a Native American theme are featured in this bed-size quilt.

Felt has a rich look, and combined with the bright colors of the falling leaves, it is beautiful in this wall quilt.

Spicy cinnamon or candy apple would be perfect scents for candles to be used on this mat.

Create this little topper or wall quilt using leftover triangles, or create new ones in a whole new color scheme.

Because of one very special lady, this friendship quilt has helped to preserve the fabric of a proud family.

Chenille strips add depth and texture to a cuddly quilt.

As the gardening season rolls around, make this pretty summer set to brighten a corner of a sunny room with a view of your garden.

I made Gemini Dreams for one of my twin daughters who is very fond of the group Moody Blues. They recorded her favorite song, Gemini Dreams.

Like many quilters today, strip piecing permits me to doodle on graph paper creating new complex designs that will machine-piece in a short time.

Make this pretty quilt with a pillow tuck for a twin-size spread or a king-size comforter.

If you prefer to piece rather than applique, try using this simple pattern to create a wall quilt. If you like the pattern, it would make a great bed-size quilt.

Make a wall quilt or table topper using the complementary colors of yellow and lavender with green and blue, and combining piecing and applique.

Make a bed quilt in any size by measuring the top area of the bed and adding 2" to the final measurements.

Simple classic designs remain favorites for years. Try popular three-dimensional folding techniques to make this pieced pineapple wall quilt. If you have a friend who recently moved into a new home this is the perfect project.