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A Curated Villa Rosa Designs Rose Card Halloween Quilt Pattern List

Happy Thursday to you!

If you celebrate Halloween, I trust that you are buying candy and putting together Halloween costumes as well as possibly planning your Halloween parties and events. When I was a kid, my family was really into Halloween. Of course, my sister and I went trick or treating (only treating, I assure you) and we often hosted a family-friendly Halloween party for friends and their kids. I remember one fun year, we blacked out the the windows in our garage and made a spooky room with pumpkin-headed creatures and creepy music. Our guests arrived to the party at the garage entrance and toured our display before entering the actual party. We had a playroom in the basement part of the garage (where my dungeon office and studio live now) and all of us kids hung out there while the adults commandeered the upstairs space. Ahhhhh, those were the days.

Of course, not everyone celebrates Halloween, but for those of you who do, what are your traditions? And what are your most cherished Halloween memories? Any favorite costumes?

My favorite costume was when I dressed up as an “injured” person, complete with bandages and a pair of crutches (I really detested those crutches by the end of trick or treating, I can tell you!). My friend, Shelley, and I went trick or treating together that year. We’d visit the houses one block at a time while my Mom waited in the car at the end of the block. Shelley chose to wear a fancy purple dress, a tiara, high heels, and a white fake fur wrap. She told everyone that she was Barbie and she hit me with her Barbie car! This is really true — I couldn’t make this one up if I tried. Good times…….

I know that you probably already realize Villa Rosa Designs has patterns for pretty much any occasion or need, but did you know we have some great Halloween quilt patterns, too?

Today I thought it would be fun to share them with you. And you know with VRD Rose Card patterns, you still have time to get a quilt finished before the holiday! Yes, they really are THAT fast and fun!

When I was strolling through the VRD website this evening, I even discovered this simply adorable Halloween Parade panel! And it’s still in stock. You can find it HERE.

But wait…..there’s more! The ladies at the shop put this panel and coordinate fabrics together into an On Key kit just for you! It includes the pattern, panel, borders, and binding. All you have to add is a little time, thread, batting and backing and you’ll have this too-cute-for-words Halloween quilt done and on your wall before the Halloween! There are a limited number of these On Key kits left so grab your kit HERE.

Time for us to get started on our curated list of Halloween Rose Card patterns! If you want, feel free to turn out the lights and turn on your flashlight for just the right touch of spooky………

Sit back and enjoy!

Bat Dance Print or Digital

Batty Print or Digital

Bowtie Print or Digital

Candy Land Print or Digital

Cat City Print or Digital

Cat Walk Print or Digital

Color Cat Print or Digital

Eclipses Print or Digital

Ghosties Print or Digital

Goody Goody Gumdrops Print or Digital

Gummies Print or Digital

Kit & Caboodle Print or Digital

Kitty Cat Print or Digital

Lollipop Print or Digital

Love Cats Print or Digital

Neighborhood Blocks Print or Digital

Ninja Stars Print or Digital

October Sky Print or Digital

Optic Print or Digital

Parade Print or Digital

Penny Candy Print or Digital

Pumpkin Hollow Print or Digital

Pumpkin Patch Print or Digital

Lucky you! The kit for the quilt sample on the Pumpkin Patch pattern, above, featuring the Candelabra collection, is still available. You can find the kit HERE.

Pumpkin Pie Print or Digital

Again, lucky you — there a few Pumpkin Pie kits still available featuring the Happy Harvest fabric shown on the pattern front, above. You can get yours HERE.

Pumpkin Spice Print or Digital

Salt Water Taffy Print or Digital

Spider Print or Digital

S’Witched Print or Digital

Taffy Print or Digital

Okay, go ahead and turn the lights back on – the list is over. Tehehe.

Seriously, though, I hope this list gave you some fun Halloween inspirations. And you still have time to make a new quilt before the holiday. Remember, Villa Rosa Designs Rose Card patterns are super fast and fun!

That’s it for me this week. Take care and enjoy a little bit of October color!

Until next week —

Always,

Tricia @VRD

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NEW July Villa Rosa Designs Rose Card Quilt Patterns and a Curated VRD Patriotic Pattern List

Happy Thursday to you!

I trust everyone had a great 4th of July? Me, I enjoyed my share of picnic foods — yummy — and went to a local fireworks display. I was amazed the folks shooting off the fireworks were able to do so in the intermittent downpour we were having at the time. Because of the rain situation, I felt that these fireworks were especially wonderful and I even saw some new fireworks I’ve never seen before.

I am still reconfiguring my sewing space and I haven’t gotten my sewing machine up and running yet, so sadly, I do not have a quilt tutorial for you this week. My machine is currently surrounded by piles of quilty goodness which all need to find a new permanent home — too bad it doesn’t just relocate itself without my help.

I hope to have a new summer tutorial for next week — that is if I get some quality time cleaning and organizing all my quilting stuff to unearth my sewing machine once again.

Yay! Guess what part of the month it is??? You guessed it — it’s the Thursday after the first Friday of July…..which means, of course, NEW PATTERNS! Woohoo!

Can you hear the trumpets and see the confetti???

Here they are — our newest VRD Rose Card patterns!

Aren’t they GREAT??? Absolutely something for everyone! And 1776 is even perfectly-sized for your next Quilts of Valor quilt.

Grab your own print set of July’s 5 Rose Cards HERE (sorry, the card sets are not available as a digital set, you would have to order each pattern individually).

BUT WAIT! There’s more!

You’ll LOVE this month’s table runner, Banner Day. It would even look grand hung vertically or horizontally on a wall, if that’s your preference. SEW many options to enjoy this striking runner!

Get your print Banner Day pattern HERE or a digital pattern HERE.

AND, of course, here’s July’s new Snack Mat, Independence Day.

These snack mats are perfect for summertime snacking! Make a set for yourself and a set for someone special.

Get your print Independence Day pattern HERE or a digital pattern HERE.

Which project will you make first???

As I don’t have a tutorial for you today, I thought I’d create another curated list of patterns for you. This time, in honor of our recent July 4th holiday and celebrations, let’s feature Patriotic quilts.

For this list, I’m going to concentrate on the print patterns, but please know that each of these patterns is available as a digital download as well (except for the 12 Quilts of Valor Collection but each of the patterns included in the QOV Collection are available as individual downloaded patterns just not in the special red, white, and blue covers).

Of course, the 12 Quilts of Valor collection has to come first on my list. Do you have this collection yet? If not, you’ll want to add it because all 12 patterns are perfectly sized for Quilts of Valor quilts. And a portion of the sales are donated to the Quilts of Valor Foundation. It’s a win-win-win — for you, for QOVF, and for service members.

If you do have this set, have you made any of them? If so, which designs? And which one are you going to make next?

Get your Quilts of Valor Collection HERE

Of course I have to include the new July pattern, 1776!

Get 1776 HERE

Get American Made HERE

Here’s Banner Day, of course.

Get Banner Day HERE

Get Bella Vista HERE

Get Crazy Stars HERE

Get Daring Spirit HERE

Get Firecracker HERE

Get Gallant HERE

Get Independence Day HERE

Get Liberty HERE

Get Liberty Bell HERE

Get Petit Fours HERE

Get Pride HERE

Get Salute HERE

Get Sew Charmed HERE

Get Star Rail HERE

Get Star Spangled HERE

Get Stars N Stripes HERE

Get Unfurled HERE

Get Wraps HERE

Get Zig Zag HERE

Well, that’s my list of the red, white, and blue for today. I hope you add these wonderful quilts to your Rose Card collection if you don’t already have them.

Of course, keep in mind that just about any VRD pattern can be patriotic if you choose the right fabrics!

Happy stitching!

Until next week —

Always,

Tricia @ VRD

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GREAT Villa Rosa Designs Rose Card Patterns for Beginners or When You Need a Quilt in a Hurry

Happy Thursday to you!

I can tell summer is coming fast, can’t you?

My days are getting busier and busier and I have less and less time to spend quality time with my sewing machine and I don’t even have kids at home. What about those of you who do? College kids are graduating. Younger kids will be off for summer vacation soon. And so on and so on. . .until school starts up again in August and September. So what’s a quilter supposed to do???

Or maybe you’re a new quilter just learning how to sew a 1/4″ seam and how to safely use a rotary cutter? Sometimes it’s hard to find patterns that match your developing skills.

Or maybe you want to teach someone how to quilt? How do you pick out a project that will be satisfying but doable? Something fun and not boring?

I’m glad you stopped right here at the VRD blog because I’m going to show you a curated collection of Rose Card quilt patterns perfect for the beginning quilter as well as the super busy person who also happens to be a quilter (yep, I mean YOU).

I haven’t created a curated list of Rose Cards for a while so I thought it would be fun to share some of the fastest, most fun, and satisfying projects in our Villa Rosa Designs Rose Card collection.

Here’s my criteria for this curated list:

  1. Only squares and/or rectangles
  2. Simple design with easy execution
  3. No more than 2 different simple blocks per project
  4. No more than 5 pieces in a single block
  5. No sashing
  6. No borders

Here goes!

Get Alassio HERE
Get Ascot HERE
Get Basket Case HERE
Get Belle Amie HERE
Get Berry Smoothie HERE
Get Biscotti HERE
Get Bunny Hop HERE
Get Charismatic HERE
Get Cherish HERE
Get Child’s Play HERE
Get Cidermill HERE
Get Cobblestones HERE
Get Eden Rose HERE
Get Eureka HERE
Get Evelyn HERE
Get Firecracker HERE
Get Firelight HERE
Get First Night HERE
Get Freedom HERE
Get Friends HERE
Get Fruit Salad HERE
Get Geneva HERE
Get Gilda HERE
Get Gummies HERE
Get Harmony HERE
Get Harvest HERE
Get Highlight HERE
Get Honey Bouquet HERE
Get Hot Tamale HERE
Get Infinite HERE
Get Jubilee HERE
Get Kalinda HERE
Get Lickety Split HERE
Get Livin’ Easy HERE
Get Lovers Lane HERE
Get Lullaby HERE
Get Maid Marian HERE
Get Melinda Jo HERE
Get Midnight Blue HERE
Get Mod Tiles HERE
Get Mod Tiles Too HERE
Get Moonstone HERE
Get Night Light HERE
Get Oakmont HERE
Get Odyssey HERE
Get Oklahoma HERE
Get Ombre HERE
Get Pandemonium HERE
Get Pascali HERE
Get Perfect Trio HERE
Get Pilaf HERE
Get Polka HERE
Get Potting Shed HERE
Get Red Rock HERE
Get Regent Park HERE
Get Rhiannon HERE
Get Rodeo HERE
Get Sahara HERE
Get Salt Water Taffy HERE
Get San Julian HERE
Get Santa Fe HERE
Get Seashell HERE
Get Season’s Greetings HERE
Get Seminole HERE
Get Senior Prom HERE
Get Sorbet HERE
Get Stairway HERE
Get Sugar & Spice HERE
Get Summer Song HERE
Get Sunsprite HERE
Get Surf City HERE
Get Tiles HERE
Get Truffles HERE
Get Tumblebug HERE
Get Tuscan Sun HERE
Get Underline HERE
Get Victoria HERE
Get Vienna HERE
Get Vineyard HERE
Get Weave HERE
Get White Cloud HERE
Get Zelda HERE

It was really hard to choose the above Rose Card patterns even with such specific criteria because VRD has so many pattern that are fast and fun. I really had to make some hard decisions based on difficulty because I wanted to keep the patterns beginner-friendly.

I hope you enjoyed this list — some are oldies but goodies while others are fresh of the press, so to speak. Here’s hoping you maybe found a few new-to-you Rose Card patterns to add to your own growing collection of cards. Pick out a couple patterns and make plans to work on them over the summer. You might just be surprised at how much you can get done when you use one of these VRD Rose Card patterns.

Take care and just keep quilting….

Until next week —

Always,

Tricia @VRD