Skill level: Confident beginner The Domino Chicken Foot Quilt Block if a five patch block, colored in such a way to form a square in

Skill level: Advanced The Grapevine Quilt Block is probably the most difficult block I have illustrated so far, so it’s got to be more difficult

Skill level: Confident beginner Grouping Example Grouping of the Star and Cross Quilt block Exploded version of the Star and Cross Quilt block Click to

Skill level: Confident beginner The Missouri Puzzle Quilt Block incorporates most of the “basic” patchwork units: the 9-patch, the rail fence, squares and half-square triangles.

Skill level: Intermediate The Four X Star Quilt Block is 5-patch quilt block made of squares and Half-square Triangles. The block’s most notable feature is

The Dakota Gold Quilt Block is another 5-patch that creates it’s own sashing when put together in a group. Notice the secondary pattern of Hunter

Skill level: Intermediate There are several variations of a Cross and Crown Quilt Block. This 5-patch version is the one documented in Jenny Beyer’s book

Skill Level: Intermediate The Birds Nest Quilt Block is an older pattern published by Ladies Art Company (1897). Designed around a 5×5 grid, the Bird’s

Skill level: Intermediate The Oregon Quilt Block is designed on a 5×5 grid, however, the design does not snap to the grid in the first