Hello Friends, I seriously felt like this week has flown by. I was shocked when my husband informed me it’s Friday today!!! I got quite a bit done this week, but felt like I didn’t get enough done. So, I probably would have an all-nighter or two in my near future just to get everything caught up. But that’s alright. I like getting things checked off my list. :) I wonder how many of you out there are list-makers?
To end our week of chatting, I thought I would share with you another free pattern called “Pumpkin Patch.” This pattern is design using Benartex‘s Autumn Fauna line, to be released very soon. Watch for these fabrics – they are yummy! I was working toward an autumn quilt that feels a little more contemporary. The use of white in the quilt also gives an airy feel.
I know autumn seems a long way for us in the northern Hemisphere, but I thought this design might delight my southern Hemisphere friends! :) Click here to download the pattern.
With that, I shall say adios for now! I will catch up with you later! Hugs.
Ivory Spring 
Thanks so much for sharing the link. Hugs
I am stepping out of my mould — love the contemporary look of this quilt. And since I became a Creative Memories consultant almost 13 years ago, I have grown to love the fall colours, and would have even had fall colours for my wedding reception — but that was 37 years ago in May. Thank you for the free download.
Love this pattern!! I could see the background in an off white. Funny you should be thinking Fall, I have been working on a cross stitch recently that is pumpkins. Have a great weekend!!
Love the fabric, and the pattern. I’m not much a Halloween person but love decorating with fall colors from late Sept thru Thanksgiving
I love the diagonal sections! I seem to always try to find a way to add either stripes or polka dots to my quilts. I’m sure that’s why I like the your Ladybug quilt so much…I have a serious collection of polka dot fabrics! Even a lot of my batiks tend to have dots. Not sure what that says about me…maybe a bit “dotty”!
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Thank you very much for the free pattern. I like the sections with stripes and why I am not a halloween person, i think I try to make this string pieced.
Greeting Guilitta
The autumn colors are really beautiful. I have just completed 4 tablerunners that tend toward the Fall colors, also. I went for these fabrics cuz they are warm, glowing and full of flowers in burnt orange, golds and rich brown—–the opposite of what is outside at the current moment!! It’s hard to read my fave blogs from “down under” describing their “dog days of summer”!!!!!! And, yes, I am a HUGE list maker!!! I don’t cross things off the list so much as just need it to remember what needs to get done!!!! The mind is a terrible thing to lose!!! LOL! Hugs, D
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Using white to frame the autumn tones has given your quilt a very fresh modern look. Very clever
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I am desperately trying to find a design to use as a wall hanging. I have a few gorgeous browns and oranges. I think this just might be perfect. Or at least until you show us another one. I keep changing my mind. How do you get so many quilts made? I just can’t seem to get started.
I don’t understand. How do I get to the free new york beauty pattern?