Erica Jackman of Kitchen Table Quilting may have designed this generation’s version of the double wedding ring quilt!
![The Gracie Quilt Pattern](http://imageresize.checkerdist.com/KTQ155.jpg?w=450&h=450&q=70)
Erica says the Gracie Quilt Pattern is quick and easy to put together and it is a great way to use Layer Cake squares, fat eighths, or scraps. It lends itself to working with a collection or pulling a bundle from your stash. The pattern has instructions for baby size (36″ x 36″), lap size (54″ x 72″), twin size (72″ x 90″), and queen size (90″ x 108″) quilts.
![The Freya Quilt Pattern](http://imageresize.checkerdist.com/KTQ154.jpg?w=450&h=450&q=70)
The Freya Quilt Pattern is such a fun project! It can be made with a Jelly Roll, fat eighths, fat quarters, OR it is a fantastic scrap or stash buster. The pattern has instructions for baby size (38″ x 48″), lap size (58″ x 68″), and twin size (68″ x 88″) quilts. Maybe because Valentine’s Day is coming up, but I can’t be the only one who sees hearts???
![The Diana Quilt Pattern](http://imageresize.checkerdist.com/KTQ152.jpg?w=450&h=450&q=70)
The Diana Quilt Pattern is a quick, fun way to show off your fabrics. It works well as a rainbow quilt, but also can feature your favorite fabric collections or solids. The design is particularly fun for bed size quilts. The pattern has instructions for baby size (36″ x 48″), lap size (60″ x 72″), twin size (72″ x 96″), and queen size (96″ x 116″) quilts. It gives the illusion of curves without having to sew them!
These patterns are due to arrive this month, so place your orders now!