Kona Color of the Year 2024 – Mint Julep

The Kona Color of the Year for 2024 has a decidedly springy bent to it. This is the year of Mint Julep, a very pretty pale blue-green that looks as pretty with pastels as it does with neons. We’ve put together 7 patterns, including a couple of free quilt patterns, for you to make your own Mint Julep quilt. 

Corolla

By Sew Mariana

55” x 68”

Go high contrast with the Corolla pattern from Sew Mariana, with pinks and oranges. The four petaled flowers seem to float against the Mint Julep background.

Duality – FREE Pattern

By Elise Lea for Robert Kaufman

56” x 72”

This free pattern shifts between two colors with a simple pattern and uneven half square triangles to create a pretty shimmer effect.

 

Mint Julep – FREE Pattern

By Darlene Zimmerman for Robert Kaufman

62” x 72”

Shoo Fly blocks in mint and coral move against a white background in this classic and free quilt pattern. It’s the perfect quilt for spring, don’t you think?

 

Star Adventure

By Then Came June

55” x 69”

How about adding some neon to Mint Julep? Then Came June added Kona Wasabi and Acid Lime for an intense color combo. The stars make it easy to batch sew and put together quickly.

Vintage Lace

By Lo and Behold Stitchery

72” x 72”

Play with negative space with the Vintage Lace pattern from Lo and Behold Stitchery. This pattern creates a beautiful overall pattern with some simple and easy half square triangles.

 

The Bonnie Quilt

By Kitchen Table Quilting

51” x 68”

Use those precuts with the Bonnie Quilt from Kitchen Table Quilting. You can use jelly rolls, fat eighths, or fat quarters to put this log cabin quilt together.

 

Succulent – FREE Pattern

By Ariga Wilson for Robert Kaufman

48” x 60”

Play with color gradation in this springy pinwheel quilt pattern with mint, white, and a range of purples.

 

Quilting Mayhem has plenty of Mint Julep fabric for your spring quilts! Come in and make your own perfect combos for the Kona Color of the Year!

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