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Let's sew together this traditional Card Basket Quilt Block today! I can't figure out how this translates to a "card basket" but it is a pretty star block. It only has three components and goes together pretty quickly. Let's get started! ​ ​

The Cups and Saucers quilt block is a quick one to sew and makes a stunning quilt. I've chosen to make a scrappy version but it looks great as a two-color block too. The block was contributed by Mrs. Edward Hendreds to the Kansas City Star in 1936 and was a "revived" pattern meaning it had been around a long time!

This version of the Right Hand of Fellowship quilt block is an easier way for you to construct the block than the traditional method. It is quick, easy, and very striking! The coloring is the same as the classic block - just the piecing is different.

Take a look at this interesting Holiday Crossing quilt block. Using only rectangles, half-square triangles, and hourglass units, this 12" block goes together quickly and creates a lovely secondary design when multiple blocks are sewn together. Let's get sewing!

Today let's look at this classic quilt block called Watermill that was originally published in Grandmother Clark's Patchwork Quilt Designs circa 1930. This easy block traditionally is made with just a light and a dark fabric but I had to change it up a bit. It also looks great as a scrappy block! Let's get sewing!

Easy Brick Quilt. Free Pattern: http://www.thequiltingland.com/2018/08/easy-brick-quilt.html

Looking for a classic quilt block that’s easy to piece but still makes a stunning impact? This 12" Irish Chain variation—cousin to the well-known Double Irish Chain—delivers just that. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the simple building blocks that bring this design to life: crisp four-patches, tidy half-square triangles, and a striking square-in-a-square centerpiece. Whether you’re a confident beginner or an experienced quilter in the mood for something quick and satisfying, this...

The Log Cabin quilt block is a timeless classic that has been a staple in quilting for generations. This 10.5" square block is built from a central square and strips—called “logs”—that radiate outward in a spiral, creating a bold, graphic design with deep traditional roots.

What an indescribable feeling! 🌺 I can only say: Wow! 💥 Patterns https://cutt.ly/cat-quilt-patterns

Let's take a look at the traditional Quartered Star quilt block today. It is a super easy block that is made entirely of half square triangles and squares and goes together quickly. The block also creates a beautiful lattice pattern when made into a quilt. Scrappy or planned, the Quartered Star is a great block!

Let's sew together the super easy Darting Birds quilt block! Using only half square triangles and squares, this traditional block goes together fast. As simple as it is, Darting Birds makes for several different layouts. The block is attributed to Nancy Page, a persona created by Florence LaGanke through a newspaper column. She helped revive quilting during the 1930's.

This Fox and Geese block is a great block to practice making flying geese blocks. It is a good scrappy or planned block that looks wonderful in a quilt! Let's get started! Click to learn more!

Bold, graphic, and surprisingly simple, the Empire Star quilt block is a unique star design. This 12" block is constructed using just two units—hourglass blocks and snowballed rectangles—making it quick and and satisfying for confident beginners and experienced quilters who love clean construction. The clever combination of these simple elements creates a striking, modern star with strong lines and beautiful movement. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you step by step through building the Empire...

Today let's sew together a Tangled Briars quilt block. This block is a variation of the Bear Paws or Bear Claws quilt block and is almost identical to the Bear Tracks quilt block that I showed you awhile back. It's an easy block to do, so let's get started!