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Celebrate Valentine's Day with a modern version of the heart.

This quilt is constructed in columns rather than traditional blocks. This reduces the number of seams you have to stitch and simplifies the piecing.

Start this lovely sampler today with Part 1 of this four-part series. Work at your own pace to complete this quilt by year-end.

Use contrasting colors in each block to create interest and keep your eyes moving around the quilt.

This quilt captures the inspiration of spring with its new plant life, longer days of sunshine, the calling of cool blue water and clear night skies filled with stars.

There is nothing more magical than new floral sprouts opening their petals on a shining spring morning.

Create this quilt as the flowers start to grow and bloom!

Rain boots always bring back memories of the fun had while playing in puddles!

The deep night sky background brings out the stars as they dance around this quilt.

Gather your precut strips or cut your own for this quilt that sews up quickly.

Add a colorful and nostalgic quilt to your spring decor!

Make a bold statement with a giant star block! Four fat quarters are used in this project that can be used as either a wall hanging or baby quilt.

Birds and flowers are perfect reminders that spring is in the air.

Snuggle up under this colorful constellation.

This is the perfect quilt for using up small pieces in your fabric stash.

One rotated repeating block creates a fun design that will keep your eye moving.

Hearts are a traditional motif for Scandinavian decor, so this handy basket is an accessory that can stay out through February!