You will adore these potholders to complement your kitchen this autumn season. The pumpkin appliqué is too adorable and so much fun to make. The solid version option allows you to create these in any theme/color, for any season. I can't wait to make few for Christmas too :)

Finished measurements : approx. 7 1/2" x 10" (19 x 25.4 cm). Download the pattern (free) by clicking the button below ⬇️

The Tulips and Pinwheels quilt is a darling throw size quilt that will simply brighten up your day (especially in such unprecedented time like this), another way to ease our mind,  is by picking up some pretty fabrics from our stash, and make a new quilt.
The finished measurements of this quilt is about 58.5" x 58.5", and each block measures 14" squares.
Let's get started!
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SUPPLIES
10 Fat Quarters (3 dark, 3 Medium, 3 light color)
1 3/4 yard of background fabric 
Quilt Batting as needed
1 3/4 yard of backing fabric (if using wide backing fabric)
1/2 yard of binding fabric
Basic Sewing and Quilting Notions

Making The Tulip Block

1. Cut the fabric pieces as shown in the picture below. 
   - Fabric 1 & 2 cut from dark/medium fabric
   - Fabric 3,4,5 cut from light fabric
   - Fabric 6 cut from background fabric
   - Fabric 7 cut from dark/medium (contrasting with fabric 1&2)

2. Make 8x of Half Square Triangles (HST) by pairing fabric 1 & 3, trim the HST to measure 3.5" x 3.5" ==> Watch the video on how to sew the HST here.

3. Make 4x tulip units following the layout below. Once sewn, each tulip unit should measure 6.5" x 6.5"

4. Now layout all 4x tulip units with fabric 6, and 7 as shown below.

5. Piece the block, one row at the time. Your block should measure 14" x 14" . Make 8x blocks.

Making The Pinwheel Block

1. Cut the fabric pieces as shown in the picture below.
   -Fabric 1 cut from dark/medium fabric
   -Fabric 2 cut from light fabric
   -Fabric 3 & 4 cut from background fabric

2. Make 4x HST by pairing fabric 1 & 2 exactly the same way as when making the tulip block. Trim the HST to measure 3.5" x 3.5".

3. To make the pinwheel block arrange the HST as shown below. Once sewn your pinwheel unit should measure 6.5" x 6.5"

4. To make the block, layout your pinwheel unit, with fabric 3 & 4, as shown in picture below.  Once sewn, your block should measure 14" x 14". Make 8x blocks.

Assembling the quilt blocks

1. Alternate the tulip block with the pinwheel block, in 4 rows, each row should have 4 blocks. Refer to the picture below.

2. Sew your quilt blocks together, one row at the time.

Borders

1. Cut the following strips from the background fabric
Border 1 ( for the top and bottom of the quilt) : 54.5" x 2.5" (2x)
Border 2 (for the sides of the quilt) : 58.5" x 2.5" (2x)
2. Sew border 1 to the top and the bottom part of the quilt.
3. Sew border 2 to both sides of the quilt.

Once you've assembled your quilt top, go ahead and layer your quilt with the batting and the backing fabric, baste, then quilt and bind as desired.

Happy Quilting!