Pumpkin Table Topper Tutorial from The Sassy Quilter
Halloween Chevron Quilt Tutorial from The Little Fabric Blog
Witch Legs Pillow Tutorial designed by Melony Bradley for Creative Home Arts Club
Easy Treat Bag Tutorial from Cluck Cluck Sew
Patchwork Pumpkin Tablerunner Tutorial by Amy Smart of Diary of a Quilter
Oh how FUN it is to see one of my original designs and patterns in the October 2014 issue of The Quilt Pattern Magazine!  I rarely remember to write down the months that my designs will be featured, so it’s always a lovely surprise when I download a copy of The Quilt Pattern Magazine each month!
The October 2014 issue features the perfect fall table topper, which can be easily and quickly put together (including domestic machine quilting in a cross-hatch pattern and binding) in around six hours for an advanced quilter and a great weekend quilt project for a beginner who is comfortable sewing half-square triangles. And it is all made with fabric scraps from my stash!
The name of this table topper is quite fitting, too – “Maple Leaves Falling On the Table“:
You are sure to enjoy everything in each issue of The Quilt Pattern Magazine, but for the October issue – look for ME! 🙂
Although the fabrics used to create this table topper are springtime colors, this is a lovely table topper that can be made with any seasonal colors! That’s one of the reasons I like to showcase my older designs and patterns from BOMquilts.com, because they are timeless (and free!).
Faded Baskets Table Topper designed by TK Harrison for BOMquilts.com
Fat Quarter Twin Bed Quilt designed by Bill Kerr and Weeks Ringle of FunQuilts from All People Quilt
New Wave Lap Quilt designed by Elizabeth Hartman
Lemon Squares Quilt Pattern designed by Faith from Lemon Squares
Confetti (or Circle) Quilt Tutorial designed by Holly DeGroot from Bijou Lovely
Patchwork Chevron designed by Jeni Baker from In Color Order
There are so many fun quilts made with a cowboy boot applique, this is the version I chose to make in 2007, my Cowboy Boot Scoot Original Pattern from BOMquilts.com:
When I made this quilt, I made an extra boot block and recently unearthed it, donating it to the quilt ladies at our church. This is how one of the quilters used my boot block:
As I’ve said for most of my Flashback Tuesday posts – it’s always fun to revisit the free quilt patterns at BOMquilts.com because very few quilt patterns ever go out of style – just need to use different fabrics and in a few years, you can call the pattern retro! 🙂