2026 March Color of the Month

ByConnie Kresin Campbell
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2026 March Color of the Month

Can you believe it is March already? I thought of Saint Patrick’s Day and picked green for the 2026 March Color of the Month.

March Color of the Month Challenge 2026

You can pick any shade of green and you can make any quilt block or quilt project – it doesn’t have to be the Churn Dash quilt block.

Green for March color of the month challenge

Green Churn Dash Block

Here are my green Churn Dash quilt blocks. I used a mixture of batiks and cotton quilting fabrics. I do this quite often. The white is a premium muslin.

You can download the PDF for the block.

green churn dash blocks

6 Churn Dash Quilt Blocks

So far I have 6 Churn Dash Quilt blocks, January was teal, February was red and March is green.

6 Churn Dash Quilt Blocks
color challenge quilt blocks

String Table Runner

I thought I would share a few of my green quilt projects. This is my Green String Runner. You can find the tutorial in my library.

String table runner

Most of these quilt fabrics are very old. I first blogged about this in 2012. Do any of you remember the floral print I used on the back? I used to buy this fabric by the bolt when I was doing craft shows. My grandson is 27 and it was before he was born!

Green floral fabric

Wintergreen Table Runner

I made the Wintergreen table runner back in 2018 as an Island Batik quilt project. There is a free tutorial for this also.

brighter greens from Island Batik

One More Green Table Runner

Hmm, I can find the blog post for this table runner. I think I made it when we lived in Maquoketa because I remember going to a quilt store with friends and buying that striped batik I used for the binding in several different colors.

I’m sure there is a post somewhere that I’ll have to try and find it.

March Giveaway

Be sure to enter the Linky Party this month for a chance to win this bundle 2 quilt patterns, 5″ Square in a Square Foundation papers and a charm pack called Documentaries. This will only be sent to a US mailing address sorry. If you are outside of the US and win – you will have your pick of 2 of my digital quilt patterns instead.

February Winner

The winner of the February Color Challenge, has been notified, congratulations. I have updated the February Color Challenge blog post.

Several people sent me their photo as they didn’t have a blog. I can’t add anyone to the Linky Party sorry, but you can upload a photo.

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March Linky Party

  • I will have this Linky Party open all month.
  • Whenever you finish your color challenge you may add a image.
  • You don’t have to have a website URL, you can leave that blank.
  • You do have to add your email address but no one will see it.
  • At the end of the month a winner will be picked, more info on this soon.

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

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4 Comments

  1. Sharon Schutt says:

    Green is one of my favorite colors. Teal, turquoise, aqua, win out just a bit over green. March is birthday month for my family! 5 of the 7 of us born in March, and then so many other family and friends also in March. Celebrate!

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  2. Carol Percival says:

    I just love your pattens and now I. am looking for a table t topper or runner. Thanks.

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  3. I still have some of that fabric on your runner back in brown. I used the same print in blue to make a dress when I made garments back in the day! It’s a great print. Your churn dash blocks are going to be so fun when all put together.

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  4. So many pretty green projects. I love the color this month. Your churn Dash blocks all look so pretty.

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