Books - Fat Quarters & Pre-Cuts

How many fat quarters does it take to make a quilt? 6, 8, 10, 12, or 14--the choice is yours. These 12 projects, from popular blogger Andy Knowlton make up quick and easy. They will inspire you to break into your bundles, unfold you singles, and even cut yardage in 18" x 22" chunks of fabric to re-create the cheerful designs. Stars, pinwheels, arrows and churn dashes are just a few of the classic motifs that get a fresh fat quarter treatment. Author: Andy Knowlton; Martingale Press; 80 pages; softcover.

Gather your favorite fat quarters as you stitch your way through 66 different fat quarter quilts. Ranging from wall-hangings to large bed-sized quilts, these stash-busting patterns range in styles from traditional, to scrappy, and modern--all by top quilt designers. Authors: Various; Martingale Press; 286 pages; softcover.

Here’s a book filled with fat quarter quilt patterns. Created by Moda Designers, the projects shown use anywhere from two to thirty-two fat quarters. Projects include wall quilts, lap quilts, a two-tone pillow, patchwork tote and more. Authors: various; Martingale Press; 80 pages; softcover.

Seven adorable charm-quilt patterns give you 21 fantastic looks in quick and easy quilts. Using 5" charm squares in different colors and prints, projects include table toppers, wall hangings, baby quilts and more. Each design is shown in three different colorways, making it easy to imagine in your favorite colors. Authors: Barbara Groves and Mary Jacobson; Martingale Press; 48 pages; softcover

Turn fat quarters into quick, fun quilts! Author Kathy Brown presents an irresistible collection of easy projects that will have you efficiently cutting fat quarters into smaller units. Select from 11 all-new projects for fat quarters or common pre-cuts. Patterns from table runners to bed-sized quilts are included. Author: Kathy Brown; Martingale; 48 pages; softcover.