If you are looking for an easy block to make, the rail fence is my goto. I love it for making scrappy quilts that use
Read MoreOften referred to as an “uneven nine-patch” the Tipper Canoe and Tyler too Quilt Block is actually a four patch, built around a square-in-a-square unit.
Read MoreBaseball is right up there with Quilting when it comes to American pasttimes and pursuits. The Johnny Round the Corner Quilt Block was named as
Read MoreSkill Level: Confident Beginner The Battleground Quilt Block is basically just the half square triangle on steriods! It’s a great way to use up leftover
Read MoreSkill level: Confident beginner Design Attribution: Unable to identify The Flying Dutchman Quilt Block is a great block to use up leftover quick corners (aka
Read MoreSkill level: Advanced beginner / Intermediate Design Attribution: Oldest attribution is Ladies Art Company, 1897 The Brickwork Quilt Block is often referred to as the
Read MoreSkill level: Confident Beginner Design Attribution: Godey’s Lady’s Book, 1851 Note: This block actually goes by many names. The oldest name is Godey Design, which
Read MoreSkill level: Confident Beginner Design Attribution: Nancy Page, Nashville Banner, 1934 The Hourglass Quilt Block is a sweet little four patch block that forms an
Read MoreAccording to the book “1000 Great Quilt Blocks” by Maggi McCormick Gordon, this design is called the Tea Leaf Quilt Block. Visually, it resembles some of
Read MoreFanny’s Favorite Quilt Block is a sweet little chain type block based on a 4×4 grid. Based on how you choose to color it, you
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