Modern Quilt Ideas to Pair with New Fabric Collections

closeups of three geometric quilt patterns

Looking for modern quilt ideas for your next quilting project? I’ve got you covered! Three gorgeous new fabric collections from Ruby Star Society just landed in quilt shops, and I couldn’t wait to pair them with a few of my favorite quilt patterns. Whether you’re into sweet berries, nostalgic stationery, or a little bit of neon magic, there’s something here to spark your creativity.

In this post, I’m sharing fabric + pattern pairings that are fun to sew and perfect for gifting, decorating your space, or just playing with your stash. Let’s take a look!

Berry Blossoms Modern Quilt Idea + Strawberry Fabric by Kim Kight

strawberry themed fabric swatches

If you’re craving something fresh and fun for summer sewing and modern quilt ideas, the Strawberry collection by Kim Kight for Ruby Star Society/Moda Fabrics is the perfect pick. It’s bursting with juicy reds, playful pinks, and charming little fruit prints that feel like a sunny picnic in fabric form. I immediately thought of my Berry Blossoms quilt pattern—it’s like these fabrics were made for it!

modern, strawberry themed quilt
modern, strawberry themed quilt pattern

This modern, berry-inspired design comes together with foundation paper piecing and is great for confident beginners or seasoned FPP lovers. Whether you make it scrappy from your stash or use a curated fabric bundle (like this one!), it’s a sweet and satisfying project that works as a table runner, throw, baby quilt, or mini.

✳️ Ready to sew something sweet? Get the Berry Blossoms quilt pattern here »


Scattered Sprinkles Modern Quilt Idea + Salutations by Rashida Coleman Hale

stationery themed fabric swatches

If you’re a fan of handwritten notes, pretty pens, and the charm of vintage stamps, you’re going to love Salutations by Rashida Coleman Hale for Ruby Star Society/Moda Fabrics. Inspired by her love of stationery and the joy of sending (and receiving!) real mail, this collection is filled with graphic nods to letters, postage, washi tape, and more. It’s a colorful love letter to slowing down and making something with care.

I paired Salutations with my Scattered Sprinkles quilt pattern—an easy foundation paper piecing (FPP) design that’s ideal for beginners or anyone looking for a relaxing, scrappy modern quilt ideas. With 15 different block variations and layout options for a runner, wall, baby, or throw quilt, you can totally make it your own.

colorful sprinkles modern quilt pattern

It’s the perfect match for the playful, papery prints in Salutations. Or dive into your stash and add your own personal “sprinkle” of color and texture.

✳️ Make your own modern love letter in quilt form. Get the Scattered Sprinkles quilt pattern here »


Love at First Sight Modern Quilt Idea + Glow Garden by Sarah Watts

playful neon fabric swatches

If you’re drawn to glowing colors, roller rink vibes, and magical moments, you’ll fall for Glow Garden by Sarah Watts for Ruby Star Society/Moda Fabrics. Inspired by fairy gardens, neon lights, and her daughters’ playful imaginations, this collection is packed with vibrant energy and glowing detail. Think blacklight posters, skating parties, and phosphorescent florals—all captured in fabric!

Glow Garden pairs beautifully with my Love at First Sight quilt pattern—an EASY beginner-friendly foundation paper piecing design that’s both joyful and meaningful. With two styles of heart blocks and three layout options, it’s the perfect project for celebrating love in all its forms: friendships, weddings, anniversaries, new babies, or just because.

modern geometric heart quilt pattern

Whether you use a fat quarter bundle (Glow Garden’s palette really shines here!) or make it scrappy from your stash, this is one of those quilts that’s as fun to make as it is to give.

✳️ Spread the love (and a little glow). Get the Love at First Sight quilt pattern here


Feeling Inspired? Choose Your Favorite and Start Sewing!

Whether you’re headed to your local quilt shop or pulling from your stash, I hope these modern quilt ideas and fabric pairings gave you some inspiration to get quilting. As always, I’d love to see what you make—email me photos when you’re ready to share!

Happy stitching,
Sheri

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