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  1. Fusible Applique Learn to use fusibles. Fusible webbing is a great product that helps you in applique patterns. Heat from your iron activates the glue-like fusible so that you can adhere two pieces of fabric together. Add fusible applique to your quilt making skills.
  2. Hand Applique Learn how to create beautiful hand applique for quilts. These free hand applique patterns will provide plenty of hand applique tips, techniques, and designs for original hand applique quilts.
  3. Machine Applique Improve your machine applique technique using our free machine applique patterns. Learn how to machine applique and add machine applique to your quilt projects with our free machine applique designs.
  4. Quilted Toys If you're looking for toys to sew for toddlers, try these free patterns for sewing stuffed toys. Handcrafted soft toys are safe, cuddly, and fun for babies and small children! Start one of these easy baby quilt patterns today!
  5. Quilts For Baby Make baby quilts using these easy baby quilt patterns. Unique baby quilts are a great way to welcome the new addition to the family. We have traditional baby quilts, baby boy quilts, and baby girl quilts.
  6. Nap Mats A pattern for a nap mat is a great kids quilt project. Quilt a nap mat for your favorite kid. These child nap mats are great for daycare, preschool, and even home! These free quilting patterns will teach you how to sew for kids!
  7. Full or Double Make full bed quilts for your full bed or double bed. A full-size quilt or double-bed quilt will allow you to customize your bedroom decor. Sew bed comforters and quilts using our free quilting patterns for full bed quilts.
  8. King and larger Make a luxury king size quilt for your bedroom. Use free quilting patterns to make quilts for king size beds as well as california king quilts and oversized king quilts. These free king size quilt patterns are beautiful for the master bed!
  9. Queen Make a queen size bed quilt for your budoir. Our free quilt patterns fit a queen bed so you can decorate your bedroom with handcrafted charm. These queen size quilted bed covers are sure to beautify any bedroom!
  10. Twin Twin size quilt patterns are great for kids beds and college bunks. Here you can find twin quilts and extra-long twin quilts. Make twin sized bed comforters and quilts using our free quilt patterns.
  11. Quilted Accessories Quilt accessories to wear. Make quilted accessories such as headbands, belts, jewelry, and more. These free quilt patterns also include women's and men's quilted slippers and quilted apron patterns.
  12. Quilted Clothing Make your own quilted or patchwork clothing! These free quilt patterns include women's cotton quilted jackets, ladies quilted vests, and other quilt patterns to sew for your wardrobe!
  13. String Quilt Patterns Find all the free string quilt patterns you need here! String quilting is a great way to use up fabric scraps, and scrap string quilts have a distinctive pattern that is loved by quilters everywhere!
  14. For the Kitchen Sewing for kitchen items is easy with our free quilting patterns. Check out our free quilted pot holder patterns and free tea cozy sewing patterns. Learn how to sew an oven mitt with our free quilt patterns!
  15. Quilted Pillows Making quilted pillows is easy and rewarding. Use our quilted pillow tutorials to make quilted toss pillows, learn how to sew pillow shams, and learn how to sew a cushion. We also have free patchwork pillow patterns.
  16. Table and Placemats Find free table topper quilt patterns. These free quilted table runners patterns are great adornments for your end tables and dining tables. We also have patchwork quilted runners and free quilted placemat patterns.
  17. Bed Quilts Make some Christmas bed quilt patterns. Get started on Christmas bed quilts today with our collection of free xmas quilt patterns. Try a Christmas tree quilt pattern or other free quilt patterns for the Christmas season.
  18. Other Decorations We have even more Christmas quilt decorations. If you're looking for Christmas quilt table runner patterns, Christmas quilt throws, Christmas nativity quilts, or quilted Christmas table toppers, you're in the right place!
  19. Quilted Ornaments Make some free quilted Christmas ornaments! We have plenty of quilt ornament patterns for your holiday celebration. Making quilted ornaments is the perfect Christmas season quilting project!
  20. Quilted Stockings Pieced Christmas stocking, appliqued Christmas stockings, or quilted Christmas stockings are great for hanging at the hearth and giving as gifts.
  21. Tree Skirt Learn how to make a Christmas tree skirt with our quilt tree skirt free patterns. These quilted tree skirt patterns include free Christmas tree skirt applique patterns and other free Christmas quilt patterns for tree skirts.
  22. Wallhangings Sew a Christmas wall hanging quilt panel for this holiday season. Try large Christmas tree wall hanging quilts for a festive spirit. Quilt wall banners for Christmas are also great. Check out all our free Christmas quilt patterns.
  23. Halloween Quilting Quilt Halloween panels for this spooky holiday! Make Halloween paperpiecing quilts, pumpkin quilt patterns, halloween applique patterns, and witch quilt patterns. Try these fun Halloween holiday quilting projects!
  24. Independence Day Whether you call it 4th of July or Independence Day, celebrate it with patriotic patch quilts. We have plenty of 4th of July quilts and red white and blue quilt patterns. Try quilted picnic blankets for watching fireworks!
  25. Quilt for Easter Quilt for Easter this year! We have some great Easter projects to sew and holiday quilting projects for Easter. Make bunny quilts and Easter quilts. You could even quilt an Easter basket!
  26. Thanksgiving Day Make a Thanksgiving quilt for your home. Our great thanksgiving projects for quilting will have you making turkey quilt patterns and plenty more holiday quilting projects. We have so many free quilt patterns for Thanksgiving!
  27. Valentines Make quilted valentine cards for your loved ones. These wonderful valentine quilt patterns are perfect for Valentine's Day. Our Valentine's Day appliques are adorable too! Show your love with these holiday quilting projects.
  28. Fall Quilts How fun are fall quilts? These seasonal quilt sets have leaf quilt patterns, autumn quilted wall hanging patterns, and leaf appliques. Celebrate fall's changing colors and weather with autumn quilting!
  29. Spring Quilts Springtime quilts are a great way to decorate your home! We have lots of free quilt patterns for spring quilts with flowers, birds, and all the things you love about spring! Try these seasonal quilts today!
  30. Summer Quilts Make summer weight quilts with our free quilt patterns! We have beach quilts, summer breeze quilt patterns, and quilts for summer picnics. These seasonal quilt sets are perfect for summer!
  31. Winter Quilts Cozy quilts for winter keep you warm during the coldest season! With snowman quilt patterns, winter art quilts, snowflake quilt patterns, and winter scene quilts, you'll be set for quilting projects all winter long!
  32. Applique Basics Learn applique basics from our tutorials and videos. Get the best machine applique techniques and applique quilt techniques. You can also learn how to create an applique. Get the best hand applique tips from our quilting tutorials.
  33. Beginner Basics Learn the basics of quilting. We have super easy quilting tutorials. You can learn how to quilt a quilt, how to put together a quilt, and what basic supplies for quilting you should buy. Learn hand quilting basics and how to machine quilt.
  34. Binding Learn different binding methods. Our quilt binding tutorials will teach you straight-of-grain binding, bias binding, and French fold binding. Find out how to sew binding on a quilt. Get easy quilt binding instructions here!
  35. Borders Learn how to create easy quilt borders for your quilting patterns. We have plenty of quilt border ideas and simple quilt borders. Check out our quilting tutorials to find out how to add simple, attractive borders to your quilts.
  36. Labels, Sleeves, Etc. Learn to make labels, sleeves and more for your quilts. Personalized quilt labels are very important to tell the story of your quilt. If you're wondering how to hang a quilt, learn how to make a hanging sleeve for a quilt to display it.
  37. Organizing Organizing your quilting room is very important! Learn how to organize a sewing craft room. Organize your sewing supplies and figure out how to organize fabric scraps for quilting projects.
  38. Piecing Learn the basics of piecing. This section will show you how to paper piece quilts and make other pieced quilts. If you're looking for instructions on hand piecing a quilt, you can find them among our quilting tutorials here!
  39. Quilting by Hand Quilting by hand is an important skill to learn. Our quilting tutorials include instructions on how to hand quilt that will teach you the hand quilting basics. If you've been wondering how to quilt by hand, check out our tips!
  40. Quilting by Machine There's a lot to learn about quilting by machine. Whether you want to know how to machine quilt with a regular sewing machine or long-arm quilting machine, we have the basics of machine quilting in our quilting tutorials.
  41. Rotary Cutting Learn Rotary Cutting techniques. Most quilting involves cutting strips with rotary cutters. Learn how to cut quilt binding and other fabric pieces for your quilting projects. Also learn about rotary cutting mats or self healing mats.

Articles

  1. "Patterns for Quilting: 8 Free Quilt Block Patterns to Make a Quilt for Your Home" eBook Every quilt has a foundation, the quilt block, which helps structure the quilt from the very beginning. Get started with a look inside Patterns for Quilting 8 Free Quilt Block Patterns to Make a Quilt for Your Home.
  2. 18 Fantastic Free Quilt Block Patterns Quilt blocks are the foundation for most quilt patterns; once you have experience sewing quilting blocks, you have the skills to make a whole quilt top! Try out some of these 18 Fantastic Free Quilt Block Patterns to sharpen your piecework skills.
  3. 3D Stunning Star Block Develop your abilities to create more depth in your quilting with a quilt block pattern like the 3D Stunning Star Block. Not only will you be learning how to make a star quilt block, but also a quilt block with a layered effect.
  4. 4 Free Quilt Blocks for Your Next Quilt Still looking for the perfect quilt block pattern to help you get started on your newest quilt? Sample these 4 Free Quilt Blocks for Your Next Quilt and see if one in particular inspires you.
  5. 8 of Our Favorite Quilt Block Patterns There are endless numbers of quilt block designs you can use in your quilt patterns, but sometimes it can be hard to find the real winners. That's why we've collected 8 of our Favorite Quilt Block Patterns.
  6. Addicting Orange Quilt Block Piecing together this bright fabric will get you in the mood for sun, citrus, and all things orange. Once you start making this Addicting Orange Quilt Block, you will not be able to stop.
  7. Arizona Block The Arizona Block is a gorgeous and intricate free quilt block pattern using half square triangles. This block features two accent colors against a plain background color. A center square focuses the block in the center on one of the accent colors.
  8. Arkansas Star Quilt Block Make your next star quilt pattern with this twinkling star quilt block! The Arkansas Star is a four-pointed star that looks most attractive in two colors or two shades of the same color. For a scrappy look, make the pieces with different fabrics.
  9. Arkansas Traveler Quilt Block This Arkansas Traveler Quilt Block is a beautiful block for star quilt patterns. The four-pointed star, pieced from rhombus shapes, is also known as Teddy's Choice, the cowboy star, or the travel star. Make some of these star quilt blocks!
  10. Asterisk Quilt Block Making contemporary quilt block patterns like the Asterisk Quilt Block can be a fun way to experiment with new piecing techniques. This quilt block is made almost exactly the way it would be drawn, by cutting and repiecing along overlapping lines.
  11. Aunt Addie's Album Block Unlike many other star quilt blocks, Aunt Addie's Album block has an oversized center square and much smaller points made from quarter-square triangles rather than half-square triangles. Change up your star quilt patterns with this block.
  12. Aunt Eliza's Star This free quilt block pattern is called Aunt Eliza's Star. The tutorial will show you how to piece star quilt blocks that you can later join together for a star quilt. The traditional quilt blocks made from this tutorial will be 12 inches square.
  13. Autumn's Constellation Star Block Combine the beautiful color palette of autumn leaves with a unique star quilt pattern by making the Autumn's Constellation Star Block. You'll be making not one, but two quilted stars using hst quilt patterns.
  14. Avant Garde Double Disappearing Nine Patch The Avant Garde Double Disappearing Nine Patch is a really great way to form a magic nine patch quilt. This innovative style teaches you how to make a fractured nine patch quilt block, which looks complicated but is actually incredibly simple!
  15. Basket Full of Flowers Quilt Block Your next quilt will be a color sensation with a Basket Full of Flowers Quilt Block. Pick the boldest fabric colors and follow this easy quilt block pattern to design the foundation for your next basket quilt.
  16. Beehive Quilt Block Create a buzz amongst family and friends by creating this beautiful Beehive Quilt Block! Any level of quilter can create this sweet, springtime patchwork design by following this free patchwork quilt block pattern.
  17. Bejeweled Quilt Block Pattern Use the Bejeweled Quilt Block Pattern if you want to include tumbling blocks in your design but you'd rather not make an entire tumbling block quilt pattern. In this tumbler quilt block, pieces of fabric end up looking like faces of a gemstone.
  18. Best Christmas Quilt Block While you are preparing to have the best holiday season ever, you should take advantage of this Best Christmas Quilt Block pattern with the word "Noel" adorned on the front.
  19. Big Bowtie Block Big Bowtie Blocks are some of the easiest quilting block patterns available because they can be done in less than an evening.
  20. Black and White Hourglass Block Use this Black and White Hourglass Block to add bold contrast to your hour glass quilt patterns. Unlike plainer hourglass quilt blocks, this block is a nine patch quilt pattern that looks like an hourglass because of the color patterns used.
  21. Blossoming Spring Tree Quilt Block Any new spring quilt patterns will come alive with the color and cheer of a Blossoming Spring Tree Quilt Block. Use your leftover pastels and greens to piece together a scrap quilt block that bursts with personality.
  22. Blue Skies Improv Block Who says quilt block patterns have to be all about geometry? Contemporary quilt block patterns throw precision to the wind and get creative! This Blue Skies Improv Block is an attractive example of the cool scrap quilt blocks you can make.
  23. Bonkers Block Crazy quilt block patterns are truly one-of-a-kind and will immediately stand out within any quilt pattern, which is why you need to get your scraps together and make your own Bonkers Block.
  24. Bow Tie Quilt Block Pattern Learn how to make the popular bow tie quilt pattern with this tutorial! The Bow Tie Quilt Block Pattern is a versatile pattern for quilt blocks that you can use to make a whole bow tie quilt or as accents in other quilt patterns.
  25. Brady Bunch Inspired Nine Patch Block Bring together your favorite quilt fabrics into one happy family with this Brady Bunch Inspired Nine Patch Block. This nine patch quilt pattern will let you show your retro side.
  26. Bright Hope Whirligig Block We love contemporary quilt block patterns that get creative with traditional quilt blocks! The Bright Hope Whirligig Block combines the more classic whirligig and bright hope quilt blocks. This block is a great way to learn partial seams or Y seams.
  27. Bright Hopes Star Block This quilt block pattern is called the Bright Hopes Star Block because its center square is a traditional bright hopes quilt block. Learn how to avoid using tricky Y-seams in most bright hopes blocks with this tutorial.
  28. Broken Rail Fence Quilt Block You probably know what a rail fence quilt block looks like, but do you know what a broken rail fence looks like in a patchwork pattern? The stripes or "rails" are all wonky, of course! This Broken Rail Fence Quilt Block is a free-form alternative.
  29. Butterfly Sky Block Your next quilt will look like a beautiful sky full of fluttering color if you fill it with quilt blocks based off of this Butterfly Sky Block.
  30. Candy Pinwheel Quilt Blocks This fun half-square triangle quilt block pattern adds pointed ends to classic pinwheel quilt blocks for a candy-shaped block that makes for a colorful and unique pinwheel quilt pattern. Make Candy Pinwheel Quilt Blocks in monochromatic color schemes
  31. Chubby Dresden Plate Quilt Block Break out of your regular Dresden plate pattern rut and make this cute and creative Chubby Dresden Plate Quilt Block. You'll need an AccuQuilt GO! cutter or the free tumbler template provided to make this easy applique block.
  32. Churn Dash Block A traditional quilt block pattern that never loses it's charm can be found in this tutorial for the Churn Dash Block. Combine flying geese quilt patterns with an array of geometric shapes that will draw attention to any part of a quilt pattern.
  33. Color Pop Star Block Your scrappy quilt pieces shouldn't have to sit in your drawer when you can make them part of an eye-catching Color Pop Star Block. There's never been a star quilt block pattern quite like this!
  34. Color Wheel Block Want your next quilt to really pop with color? Then head to your scrap drawer and use your scrappy quilt pieces to make a Color Wheel Block. You can make individual quilt blocks all with different colors or create a consistent design.
  35. Cottage Quilt Block Put all your spare fat quarters and jelly rolls to use by making this creative Cottage Quilt Block! To make this quilt block pattern, use this scrap quilting idea to create the image of a quaint cottage design for an ind
  36. Crazy Basket Quilt Block A basket quilt pattern may be a classic patchwork motif, but you don't have to make basket blocks just like your grandmother did in order to use this design in your quilting. This Crazy Basket Quilt Block is an updated version of the traditional bask
  37. Crazy Colors Scrap Quilt Block Put a fresh spin on traditional crazy quilt block patterns with these Crazy Colors Scrap Quilt Blocks. Swap out musty Victorian fabrics and colors for bright prints and solids in different shades of the same color.
  38. Crazy Geo Block Similar to a log cabin quilt block, the Crazy Geo Block has you focusing on building around a starting point to make your quilt block patterns. Where this quilt is different is how you decide to piece together the scrap quilt blocks using shapes.
  39. Crazy Nine Patch The Crazy Nine Patch is a super easy quilt block that comes together in no time! You don't have to worry about straight lines or precise measurements to make this easy crazy quilt block. Coordinate colors and prints in blocks to make stripes!
  40. Crazy Stairs Quilt Block Nothing catches the eye quite like the illusion created within the Crazy Stairs Quilt Block. Pick out a bold print from a series of charm quilts and use this free quilt block pattern to make a winding effect with simple piecing.
  41. Crooked Rail Fence Quilt Block Reject the perfect geometry of a classic rail fence quilt and try out the Crooked Rail Fence Quilt Block! To make these wonky quilt blocks, you'll make regular rail fence segments and then trim the edges to make them crooked.
  42. Crossroads Block Cut up your charm pack quilt scraps and in no time, your patterns will be meeting in the middle of a Crossroads Block. All of the individual quilt blocks you make with this can be different if you make them using scrappy quilt patterns.
  43. Curved Nine Patch Quilt Block Try this Curved Nine Patch Quilt Block when you're running out of new quilt block ideas. This inventive block combines the simplicity of nine patch quilt patterns with advanced curved piecing for a block that adds interest to a patchwork quilt.
  44. Darling Disappearing Nine Patch Video Tutorial The Darling Disappearing Nine Patch is perfect for baby quilts and any other free quilt patterns. Free quilt block patterns like the disappearing nine patch quilt block make a great creative base for a professional, clean-cut appearance.
  45. Diamond Half Square Triangle Block Diamonds are a quilter's best friend! Or at least this Diamond Half Square Triangle Block will be once you learn how to make it. This square is one of those quilt block patterns that shows off several different fabrics and colors without being too co
  46. Disappearing 16 Patch Block You've heard of a disappearing 9 patch quilt, but have you seen a Disappearing 16 Patch Block? It uses the same logic behind a magic nine patch to create colorful quilt blocks that look like they're full of diamonds.
  47. Disappearing Pinwheels Block Get playful with your pinwheels with this quick and easy Disappearing Pinwheels Block. These quilt block patterns are as simple to put together as a regular pinwheel quilt pattern, you'll just be putting them together in a nine patch quilt pattern.
  48. Double Pinwheel Quilt Blocks We call these blocks "Double Pinwheel Quilt Blocks" because they have two pinwheels: one small pinwheel made with quarter square triangles and one larger pinwheel made with half square triangles. The two pinwheels share the same center.
  49. Drunkard's Path Intersection Block Quilt block patterns with curved piecing aren't easy to make, but they are certainly rewarding! Master curved piecing with this drunkard's path template, and before you know it you'll have a perfect Drunkard's Path Intersection Block.
  50. Dutch Pinwheel The Dutch Pinwheel is one of the many quilt block patterns made from a number of different triangular pieces of fabric. In this free quilt block pattern, the triangles are sewn together in squares, and then pieced to create the Dutch Pinwheel motif.
  51. Easy Corner Tree Block This tree of life block is much easier than it looks! The Easy Corner Tree Block seems complex with all of its leafy blocks, but it's just a combination of half-square triangles in different sizes. Use this block to add interest to quilt corners.
  52. Easy Double Hourglass Blocks This is one of those quick quilt block techniques that makes it easy to finish a quilt top in a few hours. This tutorial for Easy Double Hourglass Blocks enables you to make an hour glass quilt pattern in no time.
  53. Easy Log Cabin Quilt Block Log Cabin Quilt Block patterns can be tricky, but with this Easy Log Cabin Quilt Block, you'll be able to begin with the useful foundation for a future quilting project. Using as many colorful fabrics as you'd like, you can design a classic quilt wit
  54. Fast Forward Quilt Block Quilt block patterns made with double triangles remind us of fast forward buttons! But to many quilters, the Fast Forward Quilt Block will also look like flying geese quilt block patterns. Either way, this graphic pattern has a playful feel.
  55. Flash of Diamonds Block The different scrappy quilt pieces you have left in your fabric drawer can now be part of a one-of-a-kind quilt block, the Flash of Diamonds Block. Every time you make one of these quilt blocks, it'll be different depending on the materials you have.
  56. Flora Modular Cathedral Block If you aren't a fan of traditional cathedral windows quilt patterns, try this faux cathedral windows quilt pattern. The Flora Modular Cathedral Block is a colorful block made with rolled bias edges rather than templates and curved piecing.
  57. Flowering Snowball Block This quilt block is for snowball quilts with a twist! Making the Flowering Snowball Block will help you to practice your curved quilt block techniques, and it looks like a gorgeous graphic flower when you are finished.
  58. Flying Geese Pinwheel Block Pattern This creative quilt block combines both flying geese quilt patterns and pinwheel quilt patterns to make geometric quilt patterns that seem to have a pinwheel at the center of a more traditional arrangement of flying geese.
  59. Flying Nine Patch Block Give your nine patch quilt block patterns a little variety by designing them using this Flying Nine Patch Block pattern. It's very much like other free nine patch quilt patterns, but frames them with rectangles.
  60. Friendship Block Twist If you're trying to spice up the traditional star quilt pattern, friendship star variations are the way to go! This Friendship Block Twist features a friendship star inside a bright octagon. These individual quilt blocks make great mini quilts!
  61. Fun House Log Cabin Quilt Block If this wonky quilt block reminds you of looking down a fun house hallway, you aren't alone! The Fun House Log Cabin Quilt Block uses free-form piecing to create an off-kilter pattern of concentric squares in red, white, and black.
  62. Geoscope Quilt Block If you like to play with shapes within your quilt block patterns, the Geoscope Quilt Block will be a perfect addition to your next quilt pattern.
  63. Going Dutch Friendship Star Block Your quilt can be swirling with the look of windmills if you include a Going Dutch Friendship Star Block. Learn how to make friendship star quilt blocks with an impressive pattern that brings out the best in your fabric colors.
  64. Grandmother's Garden Flowers The Grandmother's Garden Flowers tutorial presents a method for making flower quilt blocks in which the flowers are sewn by machine rather than paper pieced. The resulting blocks can be pieced together for a flower garden quilt.
  65. Granny Square Diamonds Block Crochet fans will appreciate this throw-back to a traditional style of making patterns. The Granny Square Diamonds Block is not only a quilt block pattern that has a bold look, but also is a thrifty way of making intricate scrap quilt blocks.
  66. Groovy Modular Cathedral Block This faux cathedral windows quilt pattern is sure to delight you! The Groovy Modular Cathedral Block is a cathedral windows quilt pattern made by rolling bias edges of overlapping pieces of fabric. Use bold, bright colors against white sashing.
  67. Heart Strings Quilt Block Next Valentine's Day, you'll be capturing the hearts of loved ones everywhere once they see this Heart Strings Quilt Block within your latest project. Instead of going with the conventional colors of red, white, and pink, be bold with your scraps.
  68. Heavenly Cathedral Window Star Block Combine the classic elegance of the cathedral windows quilt pattern with the attention-grabbing look of a star quilt to make the Heavenly Cathedral Window Star Block.
  69. Herring Blocks Herringbone quilt blocks show off finesse as well as elegant design skills, which is why this tutorial for Herring Blocks is one you need to try. See how easy it can be to create that finished appearance using paper piecing patterns.
  70. Herringbone String Block Make a classy and quick quilt block with this pattern for a Herringbone String Block. String quilting provides a simple way to make scrappy quilt patterns and the strip quilt piecing design has an intricate, but clean appearance.
  71. How to Make an Autograph Quilt Block Most people are visual learners, so it will be easy to learn How to Make an Autograph Quilt Block with this video quilt tutorial. It is part of a series of simple quilt block video lessons that use the quilt block itself in a bigger project.
  72. How to Make an Owl Quilt Block This adorable owl craft is beginner-friendly and very versatile. If you're wondering How to Make an Owl Quilt Block, this project will teach you everything you need to know.
  73. Improv Log Cabin Quilt Block Log cabin quilt designs get a modern twist in this Improv Log Cabin Quilt Block. The most important thing you'll need to make these contemporary quilt block patterns is an easygoing attitude. Don't worry about even strips or precise corners!
  74. Improv Strip Block Instead of stressing about how to match up your scrap quilting leftovers, be spontaneous and put together an Improv Strip Block. Every time you make individual quilt blocks, they'll be unpredictable an different.
  75. Japanese Five Yen Block Take a trip east and bring back some luck with this Japanese Five Yen Block. This creative design turns classic Kansas dugout quilt blocks into an eye-catching eastern-inspired design that will really stand out with the right fabric.
  76. Landscape Leaf Block Piece together a seasonal masterpiece with this free quilt block pattern template for the Landscape Leaf Block. It's not just a quilt pattern autumn leaf meant for a fall quilt pattern!
  77. LeMoyne Star Quilt Block The Lemoyne Star Quilt Block is one of the traditional quilt blocks used in star quilt patterns, so it will be a priceless pattern to have in your repertoire of quilt blocks. Learn to make this block, and you can make beautiful star quilts.
  78. Log Cabin Hexagon Block This inventive block pattern can be used to make surprising log cabin quilt variations. In the Log Cabin Hexagon Block, you'll start with a hexagon and then piece strips around it in a log cabin fashion until you have created a much larger hexagon.
  79. Log Cabin Quilt Block Learn how to build block foundations for log cabin quilts with this easy tutorial. The Log Cabin Quilt Block is one of the most basic quilt block patterns, and it can be used in many variations of log cabin quilts. Make a pink log cabin quilt!
  80. Magic Double Hourglass Block Make perfectly coordinated quilt blocks for an hour glass quilt pattern with this clever piecing method. To make a Magic Double Hourglass Block, you simply start with two squares of fabric in the same size you want your finished block to be.
  81. Magician's Disappearing 9 Patch The Magician's Disappearing 9 Patch magic nine patch quilt block is the perfect beginning to a gorgeous and creative quilt. This disappearing nine patch quilt block is basic enough that you can use any type of fabric to create truly remarkable quilts
  82. Matching Hourglass Blocks This simple tutorial for hour glass quilt patterns shows you how to make two matching hourglass blocks from two squares of fabric. These traditional quilt blocks look great as accents to more complicated piecework patterns.
  83. Maverick Star Block Take a more unconventional approach to your next star quilt block patterns and make a Maverick Star Block. Similar to the lone star design, it has a basic eight-pointed design that you can make in any size and in any color.
  84. Mini Double Hourglass Blocks These contemporary quilt block patterns are sized just right for mini quilts! These Mini Double Hourglass Blocks are made just like regular hour glass quilt patterns, but they are only 4 inches square.
  85. Mini Whirligig Block This free quilt block pattern is great for mug rugs, smaller quilts, or filling corners in a larger quilt. The Mini Whirligig Block measures only three inches across! You can make this quilt block easily using the cutting template provided in the tut
  86. Ninja Star Quilt Block This star quilt block looks like a friendship star variation, but its points are narrower. We call it the Ninja Star Quilt Block because it looks like a ninja throwing star, but you can use it in any star quilt pattern.
  87. Ohio Star Quilt Block Tutorial Stars inspire us in many different ways. Let this Ohio Star Quilt Block Tutorial drive you to make star quilts all year round.
  88. Orange Windows Quilt Block The Orange Windows Quilt Block looks similar to more complicated quilt block patterns with curved piecing, but it's actually a much easier applique block. The effect combines the look of orange peel quilt blocks and faux cathedral windows quilts.
  89. Patchwork Pinwheel Block Start your next quilt with a colorful and cheerful quilt block pattern like this Patchwork Pinwheel Block. Combine different fabric pieces and color schemes to design the framework for new patchwork quilt patterns for any time of year.
  90. Peek-a-Boo Block Nine patch quilt block patterns are always easy to put together, but they don't have to be as simplistic as a three by three grid. This Peek-a-Boo Block proves that nine patch variations have endless possibilities!
  91. Peppermint Flower Dresden Block Get a fresh start with your next quilt pattern with a Peppermint Flower Dresden Block. This approach to using a Dresden plate pattern to make quilt block patterns is different, but also simple.
  92. Perfect Pineapple Blossoms Block Log cabin quilt patterns are very popular, and if you're looking for something a little different, you'll love the Perfect Pineapple Blossoms Block. See how to make log cabin quilt variations with a very similar technique that really comes to life.
  93. Pieced Teapot Block The Pieced Teapot Block includes a printable template for piecing these fun quilt block designs. With this piecing method, you will cut the pattern pieces apart and then add a seam allowance to get a template for cutting the block pieces.
  94. Pinwheel Quilt Blocks Bring complexity to your quilt without the extra work using Pinwheel Quilt Blocks. This easy tutorial shows you how to combine different fabrics into pinwheel quilt pattern blocks that will really add detail to your next quilt. Use your favorite patt
  95. Pinwheel Star Block The Pinwheel Star Block is also known as the Two Colors Star. It features a pinwheel quilt pattern at the center of a star quilt pattern. For each of these individual quilt blocks, you will need =smaller half-square triangles and larger squares.
  96. Posy Block Party Got a bit of a quilting green thumb? Then make your own Posy Block Party! Paper piecing patterns will help you turn these applique quilt patterns into a series of colorful flower quilt patterns.
  97. Pretty Popping Posies Block Spring will be in full bloom on your next quilt with a Pretty Popping Posies Block included. Instead of the same 2D approach to applique, follow this quilt block pattern for flowers that really stand out.
  98. Propeller Quilt Block Pattern This geometric quilt block pattern is as easy as can be with only squares and half-square triangles to make up the patchwork design. The Propeller Quilt Block Pattern looks like a simple pinwheel quilt pattern with a patchwork cross in the middle.
  99. Quaint Cottage Quilt Block A cheerful addition to any quilt pattern or a stand-alone quilt block pattern with impressive applique details is the Quaint Cottage Quilt Block.
  100. Quarter Dresden Plate Quilt Block The Quarter Dresden Plate Quilt Block is a great way to get the flavor of a Dresden plate quilt pattern without piecing an entire Dresden plate. Use this pattern to make individual quilt blocks for corner squares, or piece 4 of them into a whole plat
  101. Rainbow Log Cabin Quilt Block Put a twist on plain old log cabin quilt blocks by using fabrics in every color of the rainbow for the "logs." The Rainbow Log Cabin Quilt Block is an easy way to add a pop of color to your quilt. The tutorial is also great for beginners.
  102. Rectangular Brick Block This free quilt block pattern can be used to make a rectangular block quilt. The Rectangular Brick Block features layered bricks of pretty fabric in coordinating colors. Use this quilt block design to show off your favorite fabrics.
  103. Refracted Star Block Very few quilt block patterns will look quite as impressive as the Refracted Star Block. Create a complex illusionary effect using a very easy star quilt block pattern.
  104. Reverse Magic Nine Patch The Reverse Magic Nine Patch is a genius variation on disappearing nine patch quilt patterns that involves a reversal of your typical disappearing nine patch quilt directions. Try out this great fractured nine patch quilt block today!
  105. Ribbon Star Quilt Block The individual quilt blocks you can make with this simple half square triangle quilt block pattern are all you need to make a ribbon star quilt pattern. The Ribbon Star Quilt Block is a simple block with the shape of a ribbon end at each corner.
  106. Sands of Time Quilt Block After a while, all scrap quilt blocks start to look the same, but the Sands of Time Quilt Block is an exception! This free quilt block pattern is made with strip-pieced trapezoids for a shape that looks like an hourglass.
  107. Sawtooth Star Quilt Block Pattern The Sawtooth Star Quilt Pattern is just a simple variation on an easy star quilt block. Add points to the corners of a regular star block, and you've got a sawtooth star. We love that this is a simple half square triangle quilt block pattern!
  108. Scrapbuster Rail Fence Quilt Block Corral your scraps with this with this rail fence quilt pattern! The Scrapbuster Rail Fence Quilt Block welcomes any length and color of scrap, as long as you can cut it into a strip and piece it to another strip.
  109. Scrapbuster Star Block Give your next star quilt a homemade charm by putting together a scrap quilting block, the Scrapbuster Star Block. Making quilt block patterns using your old fabrics is a great way to be thrifty and make unpredictable star quilt block patterns.
  110. Scrappy Log Cabin Quilt Blocks There are few free quilting block patterns simpler than the humble log cabin quilt block. You can even make Scrappy Log Cabin Quilt Blocks with leftover strips of fabric. Take a cue from this tutorial, and make your blocks in green, white, red, and p
  111. Scrappy Rainbow Star Quilt Block Turn a simple eight-pointed starflower block into a rainbow block with this Scrappy Rainbow Star Quilt Block tutorial. This quilt block pattern is an easy way to use up tiny colors of different scraps. Make a bunch of scrappy blocks, each of a differ
  112. Scrappy Trees Block Pattern This tree block pattern will eat up your green and brown fabric scraps! The Scrappy Trees Block Pattern features a few differently-shaped evergreen trees against a stark white background. They look like Christmas trees in the snow!
  113. Scrappy Triangle Blocks Use these scrap quilt blocks to make triangle quilts. Piece together an isosceles triangle with strips of scraps, then add two white triangles to each side to create a rectangular triangle block. The finished quilt will be colorful triangles on a whi
  114. Sew Red Quilt Blocks for Women Learn how to make girly quilt block patterns by combining a blend of red, pink and white. Feel free to use a variety of colors, though, to quilt these blocks. A quilt full of block patterns can be used to decorate a bedroom or even as a baby blanket.
  115. Simple Eight-Pointed Star Making star quilt blocks can't get any easier than this! The Simple Eight-Pointed Star uses the same fabric for the star center and the points, but you can mix up the fabrics if you'd like something more colorful or scrappy looking.
  116. Smooth Sailing Quilt Block For a fun, flowy quilting pattern, use this Smooth Sailing Quilt Block to chill out and catch some imaginary waves when you are not at the beach. The free quilt block pattern also makes a great DIY beach quilt design.
  117. Spinout Block Pattern The Spinout Block Pattern is a friendship star variation that adds colored strips to each star point. This gives the individual quilt blocks a twisting effect similar to a whirlpool. Pieced together in a full-size quilt, all of the stars would connec
  118. Staggered Strips Scrap Quilt Blocks Staggered Strips Scrap Quilt Blocks are for those times when you just want to clean out your scrap stash with an easy scrap quilt pattern. Small strips of colorful fabrics are flanked by strips of background fabric.
  119. Star Crossed Quilt Block The Star Crossed Quilt Block is an elaborate star quilt block that looks difficult, but is actually quite simple. It is also known as a friendship block or a hearth and home block, but it fits well with other quilt blocks in a star quilt pattern.
  120. Star Flower Quilt Block This free quilt block pattern makes pretty quilt blocks, but it's as easy as piecing half-square triangles! The Star Flower Quilt Block looks gorgeous made with alternating petals of colored fabric. Use similarly-colored scraps to make this pattern.
  121. Starry Skyline Block A breathtaking quilt block pattern is just a few half square triangles away with the Starry Skyline Block. Geometric shapes come together to form an artistic and truly heavenly design.
  122. String Spool Quilt Block Give the traditional spool quilt block new life with this string quilt variation. The String Spool Quilt Block uses like-colored strings in the body of each spool so that each block looks like a different spool of thread.
  123. String Star Quilt Block The String Star Quilt Block is a great way to add interest to a string quilt pattern. Stitch strings across two corners of a solid colored square, and then piece the four squares together to create a star quilt block.
  124. Sun Rays Quilt Block Looking for unique quilt block ideas to spice up your quilting? Try the Sun Rays Quilt Block! This free quilt block pattern acts like a picture frame for applique and embroidery. The striped border offsets a plain center square in this 12.5" block.
  125. Swirling Dresden Block Traditional Dresden plate patterns have their own versatility, but there's more you can do with a designs for contemporary quilt block patterns like those made using the Swirling Dresden Block pattern.
  126. Tiny Wonky Star Block The Tiny Wonky Star Block is the solution to small-scale star quilt patterns. If you'd like to make a star block for a doll quilt, mini quilt, or other small project, you can make this wonky quilt block using fusible web to make the process easier.
  127. Triple Framed Pinwheel Quilt Blocks These Triple Framed Pinwheel Quilt Blocks are certainly one of a kind! To make these blocks, you'll be framing small half square triangles with borders, and then piecing the three triangles together to create a larger half square triangle.
  128. Tumbler Ring Quilt Block Use your AccuQuilt cutter and AccuQuilt GO! dies to create this creative Tumbler Ring Quilt Block. If you don't have a fabric cutter, you can also use a tumbler template to create this tumbler quilt block pattern.
  129. Turtle's Path Quilt Block If you want to be really unique with your quilting, try some different drunkard path designs like the Turtle's Path Quilt Block. The approach is very similar to other drunkard's path patterns, but with a contemporary twist.
  130. Twice Around the Block Twice Around the Block is a half square triangle quilt block pattern that uses color values to create a diamond pattern. Alternate light and dark half square triangles to create the geometric dual-tone design.
  131. Twinkle Twinkle Scrappy Star Let this Twinkle Twinkle Scrappy Star quilt block tutorial brighten your nights and inspire you to make a full friendship star-patterned quilt. This easy quilt design is fun because you can use fabric scraps instead of purchasing new fabric, giving y
  132. Twisted Rail Fence Quilt Blocks Ride the rails like a hobo with these Twisted Rail Fence Quilt Blocks! Make a classic rail fence quilt block, and then cut it in half on the diagonal. Re-piece it with a half from another rail fence quilt block, and you'll have a brand new block.
  133. Two at a Time Hourglass Blocks Learn how to make quick hour glass quilt patterns with this tutorial for Two at a Time Hourglass Blocks. With a few simple seams and a two squares of fabric, you can make hourglass quilt block patterns two by two.
  134. Under the Fig Tree Block Make a quaint little quilt block pattern that will put you in a peaceful mood with this Under the Fig Tree Block. You'll combine beautiful paper piecing patterns with raw edge applique quilt patterns to create a charming design.
  135. Whimsical Whirligig Some of us are dreamers, and this Whimsical Whirligig quilt block pattern encourages the dreamer in all of us to never stop imagining.
  136. Wildflower Block Any new spring quilt patterns you make will look like they're ready to blossom if you add a Wildflower Block to them. Flower fabric comes in so many styles, so you can make a whole garden of flower quilt block patterns just by changing your fabric.
  137. Wonky Barn Fence Block Free quilt blocks that can be made in the "liberated" piecing style are great for quick quilt projects. You can make this Wonky Barn Fence Block with any size strips you have on hand. The piecework block imitates larger rail fence quilt patterns.
  138. Wonky Corners Block This wonky quilt block gives you a feeling of staring down a tunnel in a funhouse! The Wonky Corners Block is made by piecing increasingly larger scraps of fabric to two sides of a center square for crazy scrap quilt blocks.
  139. Wonky Quarter Log Cabin Block Log cabin quilt variations are a great way to inject life into a quilt. This Wonky Quarter Log Cabin Block puts a modern spin on the traditional log cabin quilt block with free-form piecing that only shows a quarter of the classic block.
  140. Wonky Ripple Block Your next quilt will be a colorful sensation if you start out by making a Wonky Ripple Block. If you find yourself with an excess of fabrics, pull them together to make contemporary quilt block patterns.
  141. Wonky Square Who said quilt block patterns had to be perfect geometric arrangements? The Wonky Square is an easy quilting block that lets you unleash your creativity. This would make a great, easy crazy quilt block or scrap quilt block!
  142. Wonky Star Block This Wonky Star Block is much easier than traditional star quilt blocks. Wonky quilt blocks don't require exact measurements, so you can piece without the stress of precision. Use this free quilt block pattern for star quilt patterns.
  143. Zigzag Quilt Block Learn how to make a simple Zigzag Quilt Block that you can use in all kinds of quilt patterns. With the straightforward graphic design of contemporary quilt block patterns, this block is just what you need to make a chevron quilt pattern.

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