Easy Quilt Fabric Pattern

Have you made a quilt (or more) for every friend, family member, coworker, and child in your life, but you still don’t see a dent in your fabric stash? Perhaps it’s time to explore things to sew with fabric that may not be quite as cuddly as a quilt but that promise just as much fun and creativity.

When you think about what to do with extra fabric—other than using it in quilts—what projects typically come to mind? Pillows? Yes! Pincushions? Sure! Table runners? You bet. But there are even more out-of-the-box ways to feature the fabric you have on hand.

You’ve stockpiled all that fabric for a reason: to create! Below you’ll find four different things to do with spare fabric—things you may have never considered before. The ideas from these stellar authors just might inspire you to break into your stockpile. Are you game for a new sewing adventure?

here are some more easy quilt pattern

This Subway Tiles quilt design is great for new quilters because it uses large pieces, and you won't have to worry about matching up seams. Perfection! Choose your own colors and prints to make it your own.

Canvas is a modern quilting pattern that uses solid fabrics and lots of negative space to make a design that's quick to piece. By using solids, you won't have to worry about the fabric direction or trying to line up prints!

Dipping your toes into improv quilting is totally appropriate (and fun!) for beginners. Don't worry about straight seams, and just focus on the colors and piecing with this Improvisational Basketweave Pattern.

Splitting Squares is a pretty patchwork quilt that will take beginners through the steps It is designed to needed to cut and piece a lap quilt from first step the last. Because of how it is assembled, you won't need to worry about matching seams!

The Easy 1-2-3-4 Baby Quilt is a free baby quilt finishes at 39" x 59", making a generous-sized newborn quilt. With only two different fabrics to keep track of, you'll love this versatile pattern for a classic patchwork project with all straight-line sewing.

Strips quilts make great first quilting projects because they are quick to cut and very forgiving to piece. This quilt combines strip stacks with long and thick rectangles to make an interesting design that's great for using scrappy fabrics.