As the Summer winds down, the leaves begin to fall, and that's the sign to start bringing out the Fall decorations. Maybe you have a favorite table runner that you like to lay out, or maybe you want to make a new one to start fresh for the season ahead. Jessica Dayon at WeAllSew can help you out with that, as she has her Onyx in Autumn Table Runner, with a FREE pattern, that she can't to show you how to make.

Do a puzzle of Tina Craig's quilt, #tempquilt19.

Can you match all the blocks with their identical counterparts? It's a challenge you'll face every week when you play Jinny Beyer's Memory Match.

Do a puzzle of Missie Carpenter's quilt, The Gardens Of A King.

Presented by the Quilt Alliance: "Stories are embedded in quilts. They live alongside fabric, batting, and thread, and convey history, meaning, emotions, and messages. The Quilt Alliance’s mission is to work with you to document, preserve, and share the stories of your quilts and keep them from fading away. This week on Textile Talks, we’ll share some of the inspiring voices and quilt stories we’ve recorded in the last few years. From Bisa Butler to Anna Maria Horner to Carla Hemlock and Tula Pink to the voice of quilters like Asheville NC’s Jennifer Haines, we’ve recorded spotlight interviews with fascinating and accomplished artists in our community." Register today and watch when this episode airs this Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 2 PM EDT.

From Ricky Tims: "The Colorado Quilting Council has their Quilt-a-Fair in September. I'm happy to announce that I have curated an exhibit of quilts from my personal collection for that show. Quilts by Yvonne Porcella, Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry, Libby Lehman, David Taylor, Kestrel Michaud, Susan Cleveland, Pam Holland, Helen Godden, and many more. Most are miniature quilts, but several are larger. The event is September 25th, 26th, 27th at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd, in Longmont, CO."

Do a puzzle of Kim Eichler-Messmer's quilt, How The Light Gets In.

Three-quarters complete, that's where we're at in September with Laurel Ridge, The Quilt Show's 2025 Block Of the Month designed by Lynn Wilder. Some of you may be ahead in your blocks, some may be behind, but that doesn't mean you can't take the time to read Barbara Black's tips and tricks for Month 9 to either learn or reinforce some new techniques to help you out. She says, "Month 9 brings us the Nine Patch Star Blocks. This block has the most pieces and will improve your piecing skills for sure."

Whether you're at a sporting event, a birthday party, a graduation, or really any occasion to celebrate, there's is an easy and fun way to decorate to lift everyone's spirits. How you ask? Why, with Pennant Banners of course, and Susan Brubaker Knapp at WeAllSew is here to show you how to make this set of festive fabric flags.

Do a puzzle of Tina Craig's quilt, Little Lucy.

Do a puzzle of Tina Craig's quilt, Changing Gears.

How good are your matching skills? If you want to improve them, playing Jinny Beyer's Memory Match each week is not a bad way to start!

Do a puzzle of Teresa Coates' quilt, Silver Ring.