Patterns, Quilt Patterns, Seasonal Patterns 
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Spingtime means rain and rainbows. While you are stuck inside waiting for the rainbows to appear, here’s a few patterns to keep you busy.
Grab some bright colorful charm squares and create this beautiful Rainbow Garden. This pattern uses simple applique and no curved piecing. What a cheerful quilt to decorate a little girl’s bedroom.
Bold fabric colors are showcased in Rainbow Crystals tablerunner and placemats. There is no paper piecing or templates, just stack, slice and mix. A great hostess gift and no two will be the same.
Hannah’s Rainbow quilt pattern is fat quarter friendly. Moda Marbles, tone on tones, or very small print fabrics that read as solids work best. The more different fabrics you use the more seamless the color transition will be. The rainbow binding really adds to the look.
Noah’s Big Job is an adorable wallhanghing that captures Noah as he prepares for the big rain. Pair of animals are tucked in his pouch, he has a list in one hand and bird’s nest in the other. Instructions are included for the rainbow sign and the wooden birds.
Rain, Rain Go Away is the April block from Indygo Junction’s Once Upon A Time… In The Country quilt. It works as a small wallhanging all by itself. I remember the next line of the saying as “Come again another day” – I like that it hasn’t been added – we wouldn’t mean it anyway!
Rainy Days by Bonnie Kaster will make you glad you are sewing and quilting instead of outside in the rain wrestling with your umbrella. The silhouette applique shapes can be done by hand or machine. You can almost feel the wind!
