Three color quilts

Make your first quilt or your 100th quilt with this super easy pattern that only requires 3 yards of fabric! This quilt pattern is perfect for showcasing your favorite large scale prints.

Discover stunning three-color quilt patterns perfect for all skill levels. Easy to follow, creative designs to inspire your next project!

Want a quilt pattern that will highlight your fabric more? Look no more and see this collection of walk-about quilt patterns you can try next time.

Do you need a quick and easy quilt? This quilt designed in EQ8 can be pieced with three one yard cuts of fabrics. The yardage even includes the binding. The quilt finished 40 x 52 -- which is the perfect size for a quilt for a baby or a young toddler

Cutest little quilt shop in Minnesota! Located off of West Main St. in Anoka. FPQ has a passion for all things quilting. We offer a wide variety of quality cotton quilting fabrics, notions, patterns and several in house designs from table toppers to quilts.

5 free 3 yard quilt patterns that are super easy to make. These Quilt patterns are beautiful and you can easily make a lap quilt or a crib quilt in a weekend.

This advanced beginner-friendly project mimics the flight path of migrating birds, combining a modern aesthetic with simple construction. See the full pattern discription here. This contemporary p…

In today's post Christine Baker shares the many ways that rail fence blocks can be arranged in a quilt and shows how to finish sewing the top of her strip pieced table runner.

Two-color quilt patterns are perfect for beginners and experienced quilters alike. Find easy-to-follow tutorials and inspiration for modern, traditional, and scrappy two-fabric quilts.

Disappearing Nine Patch This is the block we will be sewing on October 6 at Kaye's house. These directions have lots and lots of baby steps because I'm writing them so that either Crystal (who hasn't sewn much since elementary school) or my 11 year old niece (who has only sewn two pillowcases) can read the directions and follow the pictures without too many questions. Here's the pattern we are using. You should be able to click on it and bring it up full size, then print from your browser…