A Peach in Stitches

This is an alternate version of the super-easy “Twisted Rail” pattern. Instead of using only two fabrics, it uses three, creating an interesting alternate pattern.

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You will be surprised how quick this quilt goes together using four fabrics.

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This large-block quilt is a cinch to make. You can use large blocks, or make them scrappy. How about using a 9patch block instead of the big blocks for an even scrappier look?

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This quilt, though it looks difficult, is a medallion quilt. The floating maple leaves are actually easier than they look.

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Originally presented as a mystery quilt, this small lap quilt is sure to please.

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This quick wall hanging is great for a quick valentine's day gift.

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This ribbon quilt contains two paper-pieced patterns. Make in pink for Breast Cancer or use other colors for other reasons.

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This holiday wall hanging is great when embellished.

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This quilt is basically a setting solution for 9-inch blocks. You can use plain blocks as shown, or pieced blocks for more variety.

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Another two-block quilt that looks harder than it actually is.

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This spring quilt is a medallion based quilt with inset corner blocks that may look hard, but actually aren't

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Another medallion quilt that is perfect in summer or patriotic colors.

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A quick spring wall hanging.

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This popular quilt that is quick to make uses only two fabrics.

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Using the same block but alternating the color placement, this creates a stunning quilt.

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