With these 12-inch quilt block patterns, you can easily mix and match to create stunning original quilt patterns. Probably the most common size of quilt block (and definitely the most preferred of the FaveQuilts audience), the 12-inch size is great because it's so versatile, and you've got plenty of space to show off your clever use of HSTs or fussy cut fabrics. If you've come to this page, we're guessing it's because you need something specific. Whatever your spectacular patchwork needs are, we've got the block to fill that gap in your next quilt project! We've collected beautiful blocks from your favorite quilters and are presenting them to you in this simple format! Simply scroll and choose the pattern(s) you want to see, then click the pink "Get This Pattern" button. Join Our 100,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter!
How to make Maple Star Quilt Blocks. This is a free quilt block tutorial for a 12 inch Maple Star Quilt Block. A step-by-step tutorial great for beginners.
The Quilt Ladies are sharing one of their traditional quilt patterns, finished size is twelve inches by twelve inches. Make a star quilt block now !
12-inch quilt blocks are a common size and are great for beginners. You can often make them without using any tiny pieces but still have a beautiful and unique quilt.
The first Round and Round quilt I made, the one with the navy background and all Happy-go-Lucky fabric was really fun to sew, but because of a tight deadline, I had to make it in one sitting. Literally! I sat...
With these 12-inch quilt block patterns, you can easily mix and match to create stunning original quilt patterns. Probably the most common size of quilt block (and definitely the most preferred of the FaveQuilts audience), the 12-inch size is great because it's so versatile, and you've got plenty of space to show off your clever use of HSTs or fussy cut fabrics. If you've come to this page, we're guessing it's because you need something specific. Whatever your spectacular patchwork needs are, we've got the block to fill that gap in your next quilt project! We've collected beautiful blocks from your favorite quilters and are presenting them to you in this simple format! Simply scroll and choose the pattern(s) you want to see, then click the pink "Get This Pattern" button. Join Our 100,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter!
Know exactly how many 12 inch blocks you need to make any size quilt with this post! Plus download the free cheat sheet to save for later.
Found another STAR block. I am making a quilt from the MIDNIGHT QUILT SHOW on You Tube. MIDNIGHT QUILT SHOW .. VARIABLE STAR QUILT I...
12-inch quilt blocks are a common size and are great for beginners. You can often make them without using any tiny pieces but still have a beautiful and unique quilt.
With these 12-inch quilt block patterns, you can easily mix and match to create stunning original quilt patterns. Probably the most common size of quilt block (and definitely the most preferred of the FaveQuilts audience), the 12-inch size is great because it's so versatile, and you've got plenty of space to show off your clever use of HSTs or fussy cut fabrics. If you've come to this page, we're guessing it's because you need something specific. Whatever your spectacular patchwork needs are, we've got the block to fill that gap in your next quilt project! We've collected beautiful blocks from your favorite quilters and are presenting them to you in this simple format! Simply scroll and choose the pattern(s) you want to see, then click the pink "Get This Pattern" button. Join Our 100,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter!
With these 12-inch quilt block patterns, you can easily mix and match to create stunning original quilt patterns. Probably the most common size of quilt block (and definitely the most preferred of the FaveQuilts audience), the 12-inch size is great because it's so versatile, and you've got plenty of space to show off your clever use of HSTs or fussy cut fabrics. If you've come to this page, we're guessing it's because you need something specific. Whatever your spectacular patchwork needs are, we've got the block to fill that gap in your next quilt project! We've collected beautiful blocks from your favorite quilters and are presenting them to you in this simple format! Simply scroll and choose the pattern(s) you want to see, then click the pink "Get This Pattern" button. Join Our 100,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter!
Churn Dash Quilt Block tutorial by Amy Smart of Diary of a Quilter. Available in two different sizes as part of the Riley Blake Quilt Block challenge.
Discover the beauty of the Quilt Block of the Month Party. Join our community of quilters and learn new skills each month with video tutorials and expert guidance.
Create a new quilt design by mixing and matching your favorite 12"-square blocks. These patterns include traditional piecing and appliqué techniques.
Another Star Quilt Block. Free Sewing Tutorial and Pattern
The Whirlwind Quilt Block goes by a bunch of other names - Modern Envelope, Twin Sisters, Water Wheel, etc, etc. The traditional Whirlwind quilt block uses only 2 colors but I saw one on Facebook that had 4 fabrics and wanted to figure it out for you.
Jean finished this neat candle mat with the darling kitties!
With these 12-inch quilt block patterns, you can easily mix and match to create stunning original quilt patterns. Probably the most common size of quilt block (and definitely the most preferred of the FaveQuilts audience), the 12-inch size is great because it's so versatile, and you've got plenty of space to show off your clever use of HSTs or fussy cut fabrics. If you've come to this page, we're guessing it's because you need something specific. Whatever your spectacular patchwork needs are, we've got the block to fill that gap in your next quilt project! We've collected beautiful blocks from your favorite quilters and are presenting them to you in this simple format! Simply scroll and choose the pattern(s) you want to see, then click the pink "Get This Pattern" button. Join Our 100,000+ Fans And Sign Up to Receive Your FREE eNewsletter!
Learn how to make the classic Maple Star quilt block in two different sizes with this easy quilt tutorial and diagrams.
Something fishy is going on around here! Well not really, it’s just this whimsical Kettle of Fish quilt block from Quilt Therapy. This design just makes me smile. The tutorial includes mea…
Create a new quilt design by mixing and matching your favorite 12"-square blocks. These patterns include traditional piecing and appliqué techniques.
Learn how I reimagined 7 odd sized quilt blocks to fit into a scrappy quilt. Recently I realized I had 12 orphan blocks (also known as UFOs) that would go together in a scrappy-looking sampler quilt. The only problem was that six of them were 8" or 9" blocks and six were 12".
This free quilt block pattern is for the classic Double Sawtooth Star quilt block. Piecing is simple enough for confident beginners. This block is featured in the Ice Garden quilt pattern from the November/December 2015 issue of McCall's Quilting.
Ohio Star River Espresso Wall Hanging Tutorial - learn how to make a 12 inch Ohio Star quilt block and then create this quilt.
Using a dramatic achromatic colour scheme, this simple 3 coloured Granny's Choice block uses value to highlight the placement of pieces within the block and creates a dynamic pinwheel
Get those scrap fabrics out of the cupboard and into quilt blocks with this easy and free quilt block pattern by Bonjour Quilts!
Today I'm sharing with you a fun, scrappy block called Scrappy Susannah. This block is a fantastic way to use up some scraps since all of the needed squares are either 3.5” or 4.25”. Here’s the tutorial! **edited to add: A printable version of these instructions is now available here as a PDF!** For one (12.5") block you’ll need: 8 (3.5”) print squares 4 (3.5”) white or background squares 2 (4.25”) print squares 2 (4.25”) white or background squares 1. On the two (4.25”) white squares, draw a diagonal line or fold in half and finger press. 2. Place each 4.25” white square right sides together with a 4.25” print square. Sew about 1/4” on both sides of the drawn line. 3. Cut along the drawn line to make two half square triangles (HST). 4. Open HSTs, press and trim each HST to be 3.5” 5. Layout squares as shown. 6. Using a 1/4” seam, sew squares into rows. Press each row. (I prefer to press seams open at this point) 7. Sew rows together, matching seams, and press block. Block should measure 12.5” And there you have it! Pretty easy, right? If you'd like to print out this tutorial for easy reference later, you can find a free downloadable PDF here. If you make a Scrappy Susannah block I'd love to see it! Tag me on Instagram (@abrightcorner) or Facebook. Be sure to use the hashtag #scrappysusannahblock so we can all see what you've created!
Click on the image to download a PDF pattern. Most of the patterns are free – a few at the bottom are available for purchase in my Etsy shop, Piecemeal Quilts. Copyright: This is pretty commo…
