My Favorite Autumn VRD Rose Card Patterns

August 20, 2026August 19, 2026 rosecardsLeave a comment

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

It’s Thursday again? Already??? Sheesh! Where does the time go? And it’s about a month until autumn. WHOAH!

After a busy summer, I always look forward to fall, when things tend to settle down a little bit for a while and I can get my head back into quilting. The cooler temperatures also make it more comfortable for working with fabric and batting as I am one of those sad sad souls who does not have air conditioning in Mount Cluttermore (AKA my studio). And besides, who wants to sit around when it’s summer outside with a big heavy quilt on your lap as you work on binding??? Definitely not me. Summer is a good time to work on smaller projects that finish quickly (like our recent Small Project Summer Challenge her on the blog). Who really even has time to dive into a big hot and heavy project when it’s in the 90’s anyway and the beach is calling?

I must apologize as I was planning another autumn quilt tutorial, but I didn’t quite get it finished before sitting down to write the blog. Bummer. But no worries, we’ll simply push that tutorial until next week.

As I have fall on my mind, let me show you my favorite autumn VRD Rose Card patterns. Yay! Patterns!

Here’s my list:

Autumn Leaves………..a no-brainer for fall.

A quilt design featuring colorful autumn leaves in shades of red, orange, and yellow, set against a neutral background, with the title 'Autumn Leaves' at the top and 'Melissa Milligan for Villa Rosa Designs' at the bottom.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

In my little valley in Pennsylvania, fall brings lots of bees….and honey, too.

Two quilted snack mats featuring a bees design with hexagonal patterns in yellow and black, set on a wooden table.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

There was a Cidermill right up the road when I was a kid and there was nothing as good as a cup of fresh pressed cider with your favorite donut, especially after the local Halloween parade.

A quilt design titled 'Cidermill' by Villa Rosa Designs, featuring a patchwork of colorful squares in warm tones and intricate quilted patterns.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

You can’t have mulled cider without Cinnamon Stix.

Quilt design titled 'Cinnamon Stix' featuring a pattern of alternating strips of colorful fabrics in earthy tones, including greens, browns, and hints of blue, with a decorative border.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

The cooler weather makes me want to spend more quality time with my Machine.

A quilt titled 'Dainty Machines' featuring a colorful design with sewing machine blocks and butterfly patterns, displayed against a brick wall.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Autumn in Pennsylvania is glorious. If you have never seen it, you should.

A quilt titled 'Enchanted Forest' designed by Melissa Milligan for Villa Rosa Designs, featuring a pattern of colorful trees on a light background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Fall can be quite breezy here, which makes the windmills go round and round.

A colorful quilt featuring a windmill pattern, with autumn-themed fabrics in shades of orange, yellow, and blue, displayed against a brick wall.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Colorful leaves fall off the trees. Time to rake them up and jump into them.

A colorful quilt titled 'Falling' featuring leaf patterns in various fabrics, displayed outdoors against a green backdrop.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

When you explore the forests and meadows around my home, you will always find some friendly mushrooms.

Cover of the quilting pattern titled 'Family Fun-gi' featuring a colorful quilt design with geometric patterns, alongside the names of the designer and publisher.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

The geese begin flying south in late summer/early fall.

A colorful quilt titled 'Flock Together' featuring a zigzag pattern with pink, yellow, green, and orange triangles, displayed against a rustic background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

The summer birds Fly Away until they return next year.

A colorful quilt hanging on a wooden railing featuring a design with triangular shapes and floral patterns, titled 'Fly Away' by Tricia Lynn Maloney for Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Time for sports – time for fun! Tailgate party, anyone?

A colorful quilt titled 'Game Play' featuring various sports-themed patterns, including soccer, basketball, and football, with vibrant colors and playful designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Gingersnaps are a fabulous fall snack with tea, coffee, or milk (or maybe breakfast? Shhhh…..).

Quilt pattern titled 'Gingersnap' featuring a design with alternating blocks of brown, orange, and light blue fabrics. The layout includes floral and figurative prints, bordered by a decorative floral design at the bottom. Designed by Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Pumpkins, gourds, melons, and more – time to Harvest the garden.

A decorative quilted table runner with autumn-themed fabrics in orange, brown, and cream, featuring pumpkin patterns, set against a backdrop of fallen leaves and rocks.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

There are many people locally who raise bees and sell honey. There really isn’t anything like local honey.

A colorful handmade quilt featuring a patchwork design with floral and checkered patterns, displayed on a chair against a purple background. The quilt has yellow, gray, and blue squares, with an accompanying title 'Honey' and the designer's name, Tricia Lynn Maloney.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Honey Buns on a Sunday morning before heading out on a fall adventure.

Quilt titled 'Honey Buns' featuring a pattern of circles in black, white, and yellow fabrics, designed by Heidi Cook for Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

It gets darker earlier, so we need more light.

A colorful quilt titled 'Lantern' featuring a geometric pattern of lantern shapes in shades of pink, blue, green, and white, displayed outdoors with a rustic background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Walking at dusk, you will need a Lantern or flashlight.

A vibrant quilt design featuring multicolored layered cake patterns against a light background, displayed outdoors. The quilt is titled 'Lantern Hill' by Tricia Lynn Maloney for Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Geese are incredible flyers who fly hundreds of miles between their summer and winter homes.

Colorful quilt featuring triangular patterns in various shades, displayed against a rustic backdrop with the text 'LAZY GOOSE' and branding for 'Running Doe Quilts'.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Leafs drift down, down, down to the ground, ground, ground.

A leaf-themed quilted table runner displayed on a tree trunk, showcasing colorful patchwork squares in autumn hues against a black background. The image features falling leaves and a natural outdoor setting.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

When it’s breezy, don’t be surprised to be caught in the middle of a Leaf Swirl.

A decorative pillow featuring a 'Leaf Twirl' quilt design with colorful leaf patterns, placed on a couch alongside a small, light-colored dog.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Stop at a little dairy aisle in the fall on one of your rambles – fried mushrooms sound mighty good.

A colorful design featuring two quilted snack mats, one with a dotted pattern and the other with floral motifs, set on a wooden surface. The image includes text about the mats being called 'Little 'Shroom Snack Mat' and credits to the designer.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

There are all kinds of autumn events and activities downtown on Main Street.

A colorful quilt design titled 'Main Street' by Villa Rosa Designs, featuring a pattern of hexagons in shades of pink, purple, and green against a light background, with decorative floral borders.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Where I live, the trees are mainly maple and maple trees are some of the most colorful fall trees.

A vibrant quilt runner featuring geometric patterns in orange, yellow, and white, displayed on a stone surface with a backdrop of sunflowers and green foliage.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Corn mazes? Need I say more?!?

A colorful quilt titled 'Mazed' featuring a patchwork design with various geometric patterns in shades of pink, yellow, black, and cream, displayed outdoors with a sandy background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Geese are migrating north.

A quilt titled 'Migration' featuring a pattern of colorful triangles on a navy background, displayed outdoors with trees in the background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

A little Edgar Allan Poe is a must-have read in autumn.

Quilt design titled 'Nevermore' featuring stacked books and crows against a colorful, patterned background, with details including swirls and floral elements.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Autumn skies are some of the most colorful throughout the year.

Quilt design titled 'October Sky' featuring a scenic forest with autumn foliage and a vibrant geometric border. The design is created by Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

I heard this quote in a movie once – “There are no perfect lives, but there are Perfect Moments.”

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Fall in Pennsylvania is Picture Perfect with all of the colorful trees.

A quilt featuring scenic images of national parks including Redwood, Yosemite, Lassen Volcanic, and Sequoia, with a colorful patchwork design, and the title 'Picture Perfect' at the top.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Back to school we go!

A colorful quilt titled 'Pointless' featuring horizontal stripes in yellow, pink, and white against a blue background with a playful speckled pattern. The quilt is displayed against a pastel abstract background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Have you ever Pressed Leaves? I used to do tons of leaves and then I used them for art collages in my pre k classroom years ago. We would always read the book Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert and then we’d make our very own Leaf Man.

A pair of quilted snack mats featuring a pressed leaf design, with red and yellow colors, placed on a wooden surface. Background includes the title 'Pressed Leaf Snack Mat' and credits to Tricia Lynn Maloney and Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

One of the most classic autumn runners at VRD! 5 little pumpkins sitting on a fence…..

A quilted table runner featuring orange pumpkins on a white background, designed by Tricia Lynn Maloney. The design includes various pumpkin shapes with checkered patterns, set on a grassy surface.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Carving pumpkins and then putting them all in row outside was always a special time when I was a kid.

A quilt design featuring various orange pumpkins arranged in a pattern on a white background with small colorful dots, titled 'Pumpkin Parade' by Melissa Milligan for Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Going to the Pumpkin Patch and picking out your very own pumpkin is probably a rite of childhood.

A colorful quilt design titled 'Pumpkin Patch' featuring various quilt blocks in black, orange, and white, with pumpkin and Halloween motifs. The quilt is bordered by decorative elements and includes the words 'Trick Treat'.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Speaking of pumpkins – there are so so many pumpkin foods everywhere in the fall – Pumpkin Pie, roasted pumpkin seeds, pumpkin spice lattes, etc., etc.

A quilt titled 'Pumpkin Pie' featuring a patchwork design with autumn themes, including pumpkins, trucks, and seasonal messages, framed in warm colors.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Hmmmm. A Pumpkin Spice latte sounds pretty good right now…….

Cover of 'Pumpkin Spice' quilt pattern by Tricia Lynn Maloney, featuring a quilted table runner with pumpkin and floral designs on a rustic wooden background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

In late summer and early fall, there’s a county fair or rodeo somewhere in my area every weekend.

A colorful quilt design titled 'Rodeo' by Villa Rosa Designs, featuring a patchwork of various floral and patterned fabrics in vibrant colors.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Trees in glorious color, leaves crunching underfoot, and the heady smell of earth …. that’s fall.

A colorful quilt with a star pattern, draped over a gray armchair, in a cozy indoor setting. The quilt features shades of red, orange, blue, and brown against a white background.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

I love to take Snap Shots every autumn of the colors all around me. Fall palettes make wonderful quilts.

A patchwork quilt featuring images of wildlife such as moose and a bear, with a variety of earthy fabric colors and textures, designed by Molly Cook for Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

I don’t know why, but in the late summer/early fall there are Spiders everywhere.

Quilt design titled 'Spider' by Kate Griffin for Villa Rosa Designs, featuring a grid of intricate pattern blocks in various colors and textures.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Time to wind bobbins and find my fall-colored Spools of thread and make some new fall quilts.

A brightly colored quilt featuring a 'Spools' pattern with various fabric designs, displayed against a backdrop of distressed gray panels.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

It’s time for fall sports – get Sport’n!

Quilt design titled 'Sport'n' by Tamara Cook for Villa Rosa Designs, featuring sports-themed fabric patterns with various athletic motifs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Here in PA, summer drifts into autumn, sometimes into October if we are lucky.

A colorful quilt titled 'Summer's End' featuring geometric patterns in yellow, green, and orange, draped over a wooden railing with yellow flowers in the foreground.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Time to put away the summer decor and drape the house in the colors of fall.

Cover design for 'Table for Four' featuring colorful quilted placemats in various patterns, with a brown background and decorative text.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Enjoy your front seat view of autumn Through the Window.

A patchwork quilt titled 'Through the Window', featuring colorful panels with cat illustrations surrounded by floral patterns, designed by Molly Cook for Villa Rosa Designs.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

It’s always wonderful to take a drive in the fall to enjoy the peak color of the season, which is usually around the middle of October here.

A colorful quilt design titled 'Wanderlust' featuring various patterns in vibrant hues, displayed against an orange background. The design includes floral and geometric motifs with a patchwork layout.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

Well, I hope you enjoyed this curated collection of autumn VRD Rose Card patterns. Perhaps you found a new-to-you pattern to make this fall. Or perhaps seeing my picks for fall will inspire you to choose a new project to begin – this list is a good place to start. And just a quick reminder — all VRD patterns ship for free.

It was fun going through our 700+ VRD patterns to find just the right patterns to share with you. Happily, many of these patterns sparked memories of my childhood or even something I did last fall. Maybe they will remind you of your fall traditions, too.

See you right here next week for a new VRD quilt tutorial.

Until then, grab as much summer as you can as it’s fading fast in fall –

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Always,

Tricia @ VRD

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NEW VRD October Rose Card Quilt Patterns and a VRD Pumpkin Hollow Tutorial

October 10, 2024October 9, 2024 rosecards2 Comments

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

Guess what day it is????? The Thursday after the first Friday of the month. And you all know by now what that means — NEW PATTERNS!

Yay! I really love seeing the new patterns every month, they just make me feel SEW inspired. Do you know what I mean? And without further ado, here they are!

You can get the set of 5 print patterns HERE.

(If you are interested in digital patterns, you will need to purchase each pattern separately)

These 5 great patterns are a must-have for your growing Rose Card pattern collection! They include a delightful star quilt (Amelia), 2 panel quilts (Morning Spring and Surf & Turf), and 2 fun modern designs (Changing Lanes and Landina. I know I say this all the time, but the creativity of our VRD designers always amazes me. You rock, designers!

But wait We can’t forget this month’s Table Runner and Snack Mat can we???

Get the print pattern HERE or the digital pattern HERE

I designed the Pumpkin Spice pattern to showcase all those fantastic autumn fabrics out there we never want to chop up into little pieces! And who doesn’t love pumpkins — Log Cabin pumpkins. What a fun twist, huh? Depending on the fabrics you choose for Pumpkin Spice, this runner can decorate your table for both October and November. Just sayin’…..

Get the print pattern HERE or the digital pattern HERE

It just isn’t October with a cat or two, is it? My cats had to be grey because I actually have 2 grey cats. Pip is my senior citizen who is a 14 year old silver tabby with a very svelte figure. Griffin (or Griffy as I usually call him) is my 3 year grey tabby who is a real sweetie pie. My 2 year old shih tzu pup, Bailly, rounds out my little furry family.

Of course, you can make your kitties any colors you want — wouldn’t it be fun to make them look like your real cats, if you have any? I chose to use Halloween fabrics for the background and the binding, but you could make Christmas kitties or 4th of July kitties or any kind of kitties you desire.

Which pattern are you going to make first?

Speaking of fall sewing, I thought it would be fun to do a tutorial for my very first pumpkin runner pattern, Pumpkin Hollow. It’s been a popular pattern. Thank you! I’m thrilled you like it as much as I do. 🙂

Pumpkin Hollow VRD Tutorial

I have really enjoyed seeing all the different Pumpkin Hollow runners folks have been posting on our VRD Facebook page. If you’re looking for inspiration for your Pumpkin Hollow runner, please stop by the Facebook page and I promise you’ll find awesome quilts there. And a lot of friendly helpful quilters.

One of my favorite Pumpkin Hollow runners so far had appliqued vines and leaves added to the pumpkin stems. What a lovely addition to my humble little pumpkin pattern. Just another reason I love our VRD Rose Card patterns — there are plenty of opportunities for you to add your own touches!

Get the print version HERE and the digital pattern HERE

Well, let’s get started on our tutorial!

Of course, the first thing we need to do is gather up our fabrics. I pulled out some pumpkin and Halloween fabrics from my stash for today’s tutorial. I must admit that I’m embarrassed to even tell you how long these fabrics have been lurking quietly in my stash (I’m not actually sure, to be truthful), but now it’s finally their time to shine. I bet you don’t have any fabrics like that in your stash, do you? LOL!

I chose a mottled black background to compliment these burnt orange fabrics with black accents. I tried a couple different colors, but black looked the best, so black it is. And the green batik was just hanging out on my cutting table from another project, so that was an easy choice.

Lime to get started with the cutting.

Now that I’ve cut my fabrics, I’m getting kind of excited to see how this runner will look when it’s finished. It will definitely be different from my original version, which had a light background (the one on the front of the pattern, above).

Let’s sew 5 strips together to make 3 small pumpkins. You can sew the strips for all 3 pumpkins in the same order or mix them up. I like to mix things up (wink, wink).

Time to sew some “flippy corners”! Yes, I am using the scientific name for this technique. You may have even noticed that lately I’m using that scientific term on my new patterns.

Layer a background square right sides together on the corner of a pumpkin. Draw a diagonal line. Sew on the line. Cut 1/4″ away from the line and press open. Now repeat this for all 5 pumpkins — the 3 strippy ones and the 2 tall single fabric ones.

Next we are going to prepare our pumpkins stems. Sew a background strip to each side of the stems. Keep in mind that the smaller pumpkin has a smaller stem, so don’t get the background pieces confused between the 2 sizes of pumpkins.

Wow! This is coming together so quickly.

Now add the top background rectangle to the small pumpkin stems.

Let’s sew the stems to the tops of the pumpkins. Sheesh! We’re almost done. Wow! It really does go together super fast.

Okay, I’m going to put my pumpkins up on my design wall and arrange them. For fun, I decided to make the strips on the center little pumpkin go up and down instead of side to side.

I like how it looks. Isn’t it fun? I’m going to sew the blocks together.

Easy piezy! Done! Now all that is left to do is layer it with batting and backing, quilt it, bind it, and slap a label on it.

My pal, Robin (BIG Shoutout to Robin!), has already made 2 Pumpkin Hollow runners.

Don’t you just love her teal background in the first one? It’s an awesome unexpected pop of color paired with her mostly lighter florals and leaves.

In contrast, her second one is very warm and cozy with traditional browns and oranges. Love the little bit of blue! Robin even added a narrow inner border and a fall outer border to finish things off. Psst! Adding borders makes your quilt larger without having to make more blocks.

Great job! Thank you for sharing your runners with us! For more Pumpkin Hollow inspirations, please visit our VRD Facebook page.

Now you’ll have to excuse me. I’ve got to get back to my super secret projects for Quilt Market. Shhhhhh…….. Hang in there, you’ll see them very soon, I promise!

Take care and happy quilting!

Until next week –

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Always,

Tricia @VRD

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NEW October 2023 VRD Rose Card Patterns and Fall VRD Patterns

October 12, 2023October 11, 2023 rosecards6 Comments

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

Tricia here again. I hope you all enjoyed Molly’s Lickety Split tutorial last week. If you missed it, you can find it HERE.

Today is the Thursday after the first Friday of the month. You know what that means — NEW PATTERNS! YAY! I can’t tell you how much I love showing off our latest patterns. I know I always say it, but our family of designers amazes me every month with their inspiring designs. Sigh, I just wish I could make every single quilt…

New October VRD Rose Card Patterns

Throw the confetti! Blow the trumpets! Here they are!

Aren’t they great??? You can get the October set of 5 patterns for the discounted price of $8.95 HERE. So go, what are you waiting for? Tehehehe……

We do have some kits left —

Picture Perfect kit 1

Picture Perfect kit 2

Pascali

Acrobatic

Veggie Sticks

Sorry, there are no kits for Quickstep. 😦

And here’s my October table runner, Ghosties! Who doesn’t need a ghost table runner for Halloween??? I used Hoffman 1895 Watercolors and 885 Dot Batiks. I love how it turned out, but I find my ghosts ended up kind of reminiscent of the ghosts on Pac Man. Hmmmmm. Do you remember Pac Man in the 1980’s? Oops, I’m dating myself, aren’t I?

Oh well, here’s Ghosties!

You can get the pattern for Ghosties HERE. It’s also available as a digital pattern HERE.

No kits available, sorry.

Can’t wait to see all your cute little Ghosties! Did you know that in old Transylvania, a group of ghosts was called a “ghossling? And in old European books, supposedly a group of ghosts was called a “tilling.” Apparently there really isn’t an official name for a group of ghosts, but some current options include a “fright” of ghosts or even a “haunting.” Just a little Halloween trivia fun for you. Who doesn’t need a little trivia in their life?

By the way, did you know that a group of crows is called a “murder”????????

I haven’t done a VRD Rose Card theme list for a while, so thought it was time for Fall-themed patterns. Enjoy!

Fall VRD Rose Card Patterns

There’s been a nip in the air recently and the leaves are changing colors. I just love Fall. The colors, the sounds, the smells. Fall is definitely here. Check out this apple barrel of VRD Rose Cards.

Get Baskets HERE

Get Bat Dance HERE

Get Batty HERE

Get Beatrice HERE

Get Cidermill HERE

Get Cinnamon Stix HERE

Get Coffee Break HERE

Get Falling HERE

Get Farmyard Fun HERE

Get Field Trip HERE

Get Flock Together HERE

Get Flower Market HERE

Get Flutterby HERE

Get Fly Away HERE

Get Game Play HERE

Get Ghosties HERE

Get Gingersnap HERE

Get Harvest HERE

Get Heirloom HERE

Get Hey Day HERE

Get Hickory Ridge HERE

Get Inessa Jane HERE

Get Inglenook HERE

Get Kit & Caboodle HERE

Get Landino HERE

Get Lantern Hill HERE

Get Leaf HERE

Get Maple Grove HERE

Get Migration HERE

Get Mod Tiles HERE

Get Mountains HERE

Get Newsflash HERE

Get Oakmont HERE

Get October Sky HERE

Get On Key HERE

Get Orange Waves HERE

Get Out West HERE

Get Pebble Brook HERE

Get Penny Candy HERE

Get Picture Perfect HERE

Get Pilaf HERE

Get Planters HERE

Get Pointless HERE

Get Portlandia HERE

Get Pumpkin Hollow HERE

Get Pumpkin Patch HERE

Get Pumpkin Pie HERE

Get Rail Fence HERE

Get Random Shuffle HERE

Get Red River HERE

Get Remember Me HERE

Get Royal Sunset HERE

Get Ruby Road HERE

Get Saffron HERE

Get Savannah Jane HERE

Get Solar Flare HERE

Get Splash HERE

Get Sport’n HERE

Get Teaberry HERE

Get Tiles HERE

Get Tiramisu HERE

Get Toasted Marshmallows HERE

Get Vineyard HERE

Get Westerland HERE

Get Wild Rover HERE

Get Winchester HERE

Get Yesterday HERE

Get Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah HERE

Wow! This group was a lot bigger than I thought it would be. I hope you made it all the way through! If you did, snaps to you!

One of the reasons I really like creating a themed list of patterns is because it helps me to get more familiar with our VRD patterns and our designers. And, of course, I can introduce you to patterns you might not have seen before. Because, let’s face it — with over 600 patterns in print, it’s kind of hard to keep track of every single one!

So, my question to you is — how many of these patterns do you already have? And how many are you going to add to your growing VRD Rose Card collection? Finally, how many of these quilts have you or will you make?

Well, that’s it for me this week.

Take care. Be safe. And quilt.

Until next time —