Hello quilting friends! Fall has officially arrived in Minnesota. Not only has the calendar turned over to September, but we are already experiencing much cooler weather. That was my signal to start a bit of autumn decorating, which I wanted to share with you.
Last year when we moved into this home, I hung my Pumpkin Sky wall hanging in our dining room, and I really loved that look. But this year I wanted to feature my new autumn quilt, Fall Flight. I decided to hang it over the antique door that leads into the room, and then decorate the side table with some fall pretties.
You may have noticed a small fall quilt folded up on the bottom shelf of my side table. I like how it adds another pop of color to the room. That small quilt is an autumn version of the Moda Love quilt I made a few years ago. It features the Somerset collection by Fig Tree & Company. In our previous home, I had it displayed on a barn wood backdrop.
Fall Flight is a 66” x 76” throw quilt featuring my signature pumpkin block, alternating with scrappy flying geese blocks. Fabric selection for Fall Flight might look tricky, but I assure you it’s not. Simply begin by selecting your two orange prints (Orange A and Orange B) that are similar in color and tone. I chose two butterscotch/orange prints from Fig Tree & Company’s Farmhouse II collection.
If you are interested in making your own Fall Flight quilt, it is available as a digital PDF on my Etsy Shop.
Yes! I am ready to embrace the cool air and warm colors of autumn! Love this quilt!
So beautiful!
Oh how pretty…and you just reminded me again that i have the pumpkin sky pillow/wall hanging pattern. I need to find that pattern and sew………. Thanks!
What a beautiful quilt!
Me too! Thanks so much!
Thanks Hilary!
Well yes, I agree! You need to find it and sew! 🙂 🙂
Thanks so much, Heide!
This is a beautiful quilt. Would you recommend this pattern for a beginner quilter?
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your quilts are stunning. the fabrics you choose are always beautiful and corridinate so well. i have to do most of my shopping on line and it is not easy to see what fabrics from different lines work together and i can't afford to buy a collection from several just to get a few. you have master the art of color, thanks for sharing.