230+ quilt blocks in multiple sizes to choose from—let's turn your fabric into MAGIC!
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In our free Quilt Block Patterns library (skip straight to the blocks) you'll find step-by-step illustrated directions for cutting and piecing your favorite patchwork block.
Not just images, but pictures of the actual block during construction.
And pressing directions, too, because they're important.
For the beginning quilter, there are loads of pictures each step of the way and helpful tips for making more accurate blocks.
If you've been quilting awhile, the cutting instructions, technique advice and any downloads may be all you need.
And finally, downloadable cutting charts and coloring pages are in the works for all the tutorials on this site for your convenience.
It'll take awhile to finish this project, please bear with me. It'll be worth it.
The latest tutorials that we've added to the Quilt Block Library are shown here, with the newest on the left. Click the image to go straight to all the quilty-fun.
Helpful Tip
Like the block, but no time right now?
Pinning 📌 is great, but consider printing the cutting chart for that block. It contains an image of the design, the cutting chart, AND the URL of the page so you can quickly find it again.
On this page, you'll find:
If you need help printing any of the tutorials or free paper piecing pattern or templates used in the construction of some of the free quilt blocks, visit these pages:
You SHOULDN'T HAVE TO buy a specialty ruler or tool to make a single block.
That just doesn't make sense, or cents for that matter either!
Each block in this library is constructed with only the most common tools found in nearly every quilter's studio.
That said...
...if there's a great tool or ruler out there that streamlines the construction process for making many blocks AND I can recommend and vouch for it, that information will be listed, too.
If templates for unusual shapes or paper pieced patterns are needed, they are available as free downloads, printable on your home computer right from the instruction page.
Many of these free quilt patterns are for beginners and use only two fabrics.
But don't let that stop you.
Remember, YOU are the designer. Play around with fabric and color placement to come up with designs based on these that please YOU.
To make things as easy as possible:
Click on any block below to go directly to the instructions and get started!
Whether you're looking for traditional quilt patterns or modern or paper pieced, you'll find all kinds here.
If you are a guild or other quilting group member and would like to include block instructions in your guild newsletter, please review the permissions that I have granted here.
There's more info if you are a quilt teacher who would like to use them in your classes.
If you agree with these terms—and they're pretty simple—you're welcome to proceed with your plans without even contacting me, saving you and me, both, a step.
Contact me with your request if you have any questions.
...to help you make flatter, more accurate blocks. These are the techniques I go back to time and time again for accurate piecing results.
I hope they help you, too!
For you, are quilt block patterns like potato chips?
You can't have just one?!!
Check the fantastic resources I rely on for the majority of the quilt block designs you see on this website.
To see if they're worthy of a spot in YOUR quilting library, read about them HERE.
NOTE: All the attribution and alternate names shared in the Free Quilt Block Patterns Library came from these four resources.