A Cozy Quilt for When Weather Turns Crisp
| October 18, 2016 | Autumn Quilts, Quilt Ideas
Enjoy This Quilt Every Autumn for Years to Come, or All Year Long!
This throw quilt with its rich colors bring to mind pumpkins, turning leaves and everything autumn. It will be a wonderful addition to just about any room of the house.
The deceptively simple pattern is easy to stitch together, yet results in an elegant quilt you’ll use year after year. Keep it within reach of your favorite chair or fold it over the back of the sofa to complement your autumn decor.
We can easily imagine this striking design in other color combinations, as well. It will be stunning in Christmas colors, 1930s reproduction prints and just about any colorway.
The pattern, by designer Anita Peluso, produces a quilt that is 56″ x 66″ once completed.
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I love all the quilts you have posted here lately and I appreciate the fact that the designers should be able to make money on their designs and I wouldn’t deny them that. It would be nice, though, if once a week or so you would post a free pattern for those of us that can’t afford to buy the patterns all the time.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, Rhandi. We make a point of including at least one free pattern every day. Some days there are several. It all depends on what we find to share at the time we’re posting. Watch for the Facebook posts that indicate free patterns.