Classic Quilt Block Patterns at Your Fingertips!

The easy Orange Peel Quilt Block is warm and delightful. It’s a classic block that can be sewn with curved seams, but I’m using applique instead!

I love this easy quilt block. It has clean and simple lines and a fun geometric pattern that makes it both classic and modern. Plus it’s perfect for fussy cutting.

This is the Friendship Star classic quilt block tutorial! Have you made it before? It’s so easy because it’s just a nine-patch with some half square triangles thrown in. I love a scrappy quilt so I went crazy using mostly prints. I only used a couple solids.

The Variable Star is a classic quilt block that has been around for over 100 years. It has also been called the Sawtooth Star and the Evening Star. This fun block lends itself to so many versions. Since the center is a square, you can fill that square with patchwork, fussy cut fabric, or more stars (like I did)!

Sew an easy, cute quilt block that’s perfect for a boy or a girl. I’m so excited to show you this adorable, resizable Sailboat Quilt Block!

I love the gnomes, but having pine trees on the quilt too really gives them a setting, and now quilt starts to tell a story.

Do the gnomes live in the woods or were they just out having a picnic? Or maybe they are lost? Or out cutting down a Christmas tree!

I love butterflies. I can’t explain why… because they start out crawling and learn to fly? because they transform half-way through their life? or maybe just because they are beautiful. No matter why. I picked a butterfly for this month’s Classic Blocks: Fresh Fabrics sewalong! And it’s very easy.

Get ready to conquer curves! I wanted to try a totally fun modern version of Drunkard’s Path that could be used a million different ways.

Sew a patchwork house quilt block with my easy photo tutorial. The house quilt block is one of the most beloved blocks in all quilting. I think it’s because quilts are lovingly made in the home, for the home, and often reflect our desires for the kind of home we want.