Rainbow quilt

Want to create an exciting and more colorful quilt piece? Check this post and discover some rainbow quilt patterns you can try to make next time.

Quilters love using rainbow colors because they create beautiful quilts with a mix of vibrant shades. Rainbow quilt patterns are actually a great place to start if you are wanting to explore color. You have the color wheel as your guide so really, picking colors can be pretty easy.

Quilt of Many Colors PDF instant download quilt pattern. Pattern #116 Quilt of Many Colors is a Beginner Friendly quilt pattern. Quilt of Many Colors is a throw size quilt finishing at 60"x 60". Quilt of Many Colors uses 18 rainbow fat quarters plus background fabric. See yardage requirements in pics. This listing is for the PDF of the Quilt of Many Colors pattern. The PDF has colored diagrams with easy to understand instructions. The fabric requirements can be found in the second picture…

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So you’ve seen the Jelly Stars quilt and now you want to know how to modify it to make your very own rainbow version with Starry prints? Well, I’m here to tell you how I did it! First things first, you’ll need a copy of the Jelly Stars pattern which you can find in my...

Here are more than 30 free patterns for rainbow and color wheel quilts. In a true rainbow quilt the hues are arranged in the sequence in which they appear in a rainbow: ROYGBIV (red, orange, yellow,

Stitch a Rainbow with this Free Rainbow Bargello Quilt Pattern. Quick, easy tutorial by Let's Quilt Something blog featuring Robert Kaufman Fabrics Jelly Roll Kona Roll Up Classic. Finished size: 63" x 96". Great holiday project.

This NICU sized version of the Bundle of Joy pattern by Slice of Pi Quilts is bright and fun - perfect for celebrating a rainbow baby!

I made this super simple and bright and fun Rainbow quilt for a swap with some special sewing ladies i get to retreat with a couple times a year. I...