12 Free Bed Size Quilt Patterns: Beautiful Style with Zero Quilt Math
Finding a gorgeous quilt pattern only to realize it is barely big enough for a lap throw is such a letdown. My very first quilt was a queen-sized project, and you better believe I made sure the measurements were spot on from the first cut. It was so rewarding to finally spread that finished quilt over my daughter’s bed and see it perfectly cover the mattress. Your quilts shouldn’t just hover in the middle of a bed; they should drape with all the hours of love and effort that went into them!
Just grab your favorite fabric and find your favorite free queen size quilt pattern. You’ll create a stunning piece that is as practical as it is beautiful. (My favorite combo!) These tutorials are designed to be straightforward, whether the goal is a quick weekend project or a more intricate heirloom for a guest room. By removing the guesswork from the cutting and piecing process, you can focus on the fun part of quilting and enjoy the results of a perfectly sized finished project.
Little Divas – Modern Minimalist

Are you looking for a free queen size quilt pattern that will turn heads? Fussy cut your way to a fabulous finish with this easy queen size quilt. The big triangles on gorgeous stars with elongated points will bring attention to any print that you put in the center. This 83” x 83” quilt will dress up any room.
Everything You Need Is Right Here
This pattern includes printable templates to help you cut out all of the triangle pieces.
New Traditions – Quick and Easy Piecing

Here’s the beautiful and modern star quilt pattern you’ve been looking for! Sew a quick and easy queen size quilt with big triangles that form gorgeous stars. This 84” x 84” free queen size quilt pattern could be your first quilt, it’s that easy!
Fancy – Fat Quarter Friendly Quilt Pattern

Grab 16 fat quarters and make an easy queen size star quilt! This beginner friendly and fat quarter friendly free queen size quilt pattern is what you’ve been looking for. The finished quilt is 88” x 88”. It’s perfect for snuggling on the couch or dressing up a queen sized bed.
Glow – Bold & Eclectic

This bright and lively quilt uses clever color placement that will be fabulous in a modern bedroom. The free queen size quilt pattern includes fast & easy piecing since the finished block size is a whopping 18″ x 30″ which means you can sew it in a weekend. The finished quilt is 90″ square.
Pro-Tip: Checking Your “Drop” Measurements
Before you start cutting, measure your mattress from the top of the bed down to where you want the quilt to end. Standard queen mattresses are 60 by 80 inches, but depths can vary wildly. If you have a modern, high-profile mattress, you might want to add an extra border to these free queen size quilt patterns to ensure you have enough “drop” to cover the sides of the bed completely.
Savannah Squares – Jelly Roll Quilt Pattern

Savannah Squares is a free queen size quilt pattern by Moda. It was written for National Sew A Jelly Roll Day. Did you know there was such a day? Anyway, you will cut strips, squares, and rectangles to prepare for sewing, and your finished queen quilt will be 93″ square. Enjoy!
The Easiest Plus Queen Size – Scraps Galore!

Sew the easiest plus queen size quilt pattern and use up tons of scraps at the same time. You will love how fast and easily this free queen sized quilt pattern comes together, especially with all the tips I will share for cutting and sewing the patchwork blocks. The finished size is 84″ square.
Sanctuary Free Queen Size Quilt Pattern

Using 15 different fabrics when you sew this queen size quilt pattern will help you achieve the light to dark variegation that makes this quilt so spectacular! The high contrast from the background helps the light to really shine. The finished size of the Sanctuary quilt is 98″ x 98″.
Stars & Scraps Forever

Whether you’re raiding your scrap bin or hunting for Americana treasures at the thrift shop, this Sawtooth Star pattern is a showstopper. The interplay of light and dark values creates a stunning visual effect across the entire bed. Grab this free queen-size quilt pattern and start your next big project today!
- Used with permission from American Patchwork & Quilting® magazine.
Endless Journey

You will only need nine fabrics for the Endless Journey (that you really can finish). The strip sets are foundational in building the beautiful design on this queen size quilt. You will actually make an irregular shape, and then trim it to a 90.5″ square. Remember, you can make borders from the background to make sure your quilt stays tucked in or allows for proper coverage.
Neon Dreams – Confident Beginner

Flying geese units and Irish Chain are the winners of Neon Dreams (and yes, I love the back too!). It won’t take long at all to piece this queen size quilt top, and you’ll have a 102.5″ square quilt by the end of the weekend.
- Used with permission from American Patchwork & Quilting® magazine.
Between The Lines – Modern Vintage

There are only a few steps to make this beautiful queen size quilt. It’s beginner friendly and so fun! You’ll sew nine square blocks, and then cut triangles and strips. I’m seeing the older prints (Grandmacore or Cottagecore) and retro designs making a huge comeback this year. I think this pattern is perfect for the Modern Vintage trend happening now.
- Used with permission from American Patchwork & Quilting® magazine.
Just Add A Border To The Following Quilt Patterns
The rest of these beautiful patterns finish at 80″ x 80″. You can easily turn them into the perfect queen size quilt by adding 10″ borders on the top and bottom, and 5″ borders on either side. And don’t stress about which fabric to use. Background fabric is always acceptable if you feel nervous about distracting from the pattern.
Jelly Roll Kisses Free Queen Size Quilt Pattern

Get ready to pucker up for some serious quilting fun! I’m so excited to share the free quilt pattern for Jelly Roll Kisses, a delightfully simple yet stunning jelly roll quilt that finishes at a generous 80” x 80”. If you’ve got a couple jelly rolls (or a stash of 2 1/2” strips) just waiting for the perfect project, then this is it!
Vintage Inspired Log Cabin Quilt

Embrace the ‘Slow Sewing’ movement by turning your reclaimed fabrics and precious scraps into this intentional Log Cabin quilt. The (64) 10″ x 10″ blocks are designed to showcase your favorite prints, creating a visual treat that looks just as good from a distance as it does up close. Dive into the free tutorial and learn how to use color value to turn random scraps into a functional work of art.
A Note About Twin/Twin XL Quilts
Most free twin quilt patterns are 65″ x 88″. Simply add on extra row of blocks to the bottom of a standard twin pattern to hit that 92-95″ length.
Common Quilt Sizes Chart

I like to have as much information as possible so that the time I spend on a quilt is just right. Since quilt patterns are all different dimensions it’s good to know where you have some wiggle room.
The chart above is a simple graphic that is helpful for finding patterns that fit your general needs. If you’re like me and need even more information, click here for my article, “Standard Quilt Sizes: Expert Advice and Printable Chart for Making Quilts!”
Patterns In This Article:
| Pattern Title | Finished Size | Time to Sew |
|---|---|---|
| Little Divas | 83″ x 83″ | Weekend |
| New Traditions | 84″ x 84″ | Weekend |
| Fancy | 88″ x 88″ | Weekend |
| Glow | 90″ x 90″ | Weekend |
| Savannah Squares | 93″ x 93″ | Slow Sew |
| The Easiest Plus | 84″ x 84″ | Weekend |
| Endless Journey | 90.5″ Square | Slow Sew |
| Stars & Scraps Forever | 96.5″ Square | Slow Sew |
| Sanctuary | 98″ x 98″ | Slow Sew |
| Neon Dreams | 102.5″ Square | Weekend |
| Between the Lines | 86″ x 102.5″ | Weekend |
| Jelly Roll Kisses | 80″ x 80″ (w/ scaling info) | Weekend |
| Vintage Inspired Log Cabin | 80″ x 80″ (w/ scaling info) | Weekend |
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