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16 Warming Autumn Fabrics
Designer's Picks: Choose one of these floral or geometric fabrics for beautiful fall color all season
If you're looking for ways to add warmth to your home this fall, consider making a table runner or throw pillows using autumn-toned fabrics. Look for shades of gold, orange, brown, olive, eggplant and burgandy. Here are some favorites that can be purchased online.
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Floral and nature-inspired prints. This mod floral pattern on mocha will add holiday cheer to your space. The red is unexpected and eye-catching.
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| Tangerine and white are crisp yet warm in this fun print. Although flowers and birds are usually a traditional motif, they comes across as modern here. |
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A cinnamon floral pattern on khaki results in a spicy Asian print.
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| Pops of citrine add zest to this swirly burgandy floral. |
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Dahlias are plentiful in the fall, making this print appropriate for the season. Etsy sellers have used some of these fabrics to make throw pillows. Just type in the name of the fabric in the search box and see what comes up.
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| This muted global print with suns and flowers has a universal feel. |
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Classic Patterns. This olive and ivory houndstooth plays tricks on the eye.
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Stripes never go out of style. The yellow contrasts nicely with olive in this fabric.
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| Eggplant and olive are a sophisticated and untraditional pairing. |
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Modern and geometric patterns. These next three fabrics are contemporary patterns, but are done in traditional chenille fabric. This one is a gate pattern.
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This is Arabesque, one of my favorite Moroccan patterns, done in dijon yarns on sienna. The dots in the middle are a nice touch.
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| Chevron pattern, done in a small scale like this, has a really great texture in chenille. This earthy red tone is labeled Saffron and can take you through the holiday season. |
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| Another small-scale pattern, like this geometric one on tabasco, is suitable for any style interior |
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| This chestnut-on-tan pattern appears to be simple squares, but if you look closely you will see an intricately embroidered design repeated throughout the fabric. |
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| Cocoa on cream quatrefoil is yummy. Did you notice that most of these fabrics are done in appetizing tones? I'm getting hungry. More: How About a Wavy Helix for Your Home? Decorating Secrets: How to Layer Patterns Right Warm Up With a Sheepskin Throw Warm Up Your Bedding for Winter |
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Connie's Custom Creations I love fabric patterns, I make custom ceramic tiles, and I am inspired by fabric often to come up with design ideas. I hope you'll check out my tiles and murals on Houzz and on my website (www.conniescustomcreations.net) 
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