30+ Quilts To Make

Lemon Squares: Squares-in-squares that is made out of only 6 types of blocks.

Simple: Learn how to machine quilt with this simple project.

Take-Along: It’s a basic design (nine fat quarter patches) that has a buttoned fabric strap to make it easier to carry folded.

Raw Edge Layer Cake: The seams are clipped to give some great ‘cuddle-up’ texture.

Simple Circle: Lovely and surprisingly simple (two-part tutorial).

Snuggly Bricks: Quick and easy made with fat quarters.

Crayon Box: (for babies) Bright and colorful that can be adjusted for bigger sizes if you like.

Boxed In: This is definitely one that can be put together in a weekend, or even less, if you are ambitious!

Colors: Lovely patchwork. Size: 165 blocks, 15 rows, 11 columns, 61″ x 83″ finished.

Pieced Scrap Border: The pieced block is no more than a square center that has been given a pieced border.

Felicity: Promises to go together quickly and be very forgiving.

Crazy Nine Patch Lattice: Crazy nine-patch blocks, with another tutorial for making a nine-patch lattice.

Nine Patch: Shows you how to make a nine square block.

T-Shirt: You’ll need around 20 t-shirts to make this quilt.

Raw Edge Circle: Finished size is about 42″x 56″ but it’s easy to make this whatever size you want.

Modern Square Garden: This shows you how to make the top, finished sized is 38 1/2″ x 51 1/2″.

Simple Tied: No fussing with binding tapes as this is self-bound.

Vintage Sheet: A simple project perfect for beginners using blocks of vintage sheets (you can use any fabric you like).

Hour Glass Block: You can use any size square you want, depending on what size you want your hour-glass block to be.

Cathedral Window Tutorial: Measurements and instructions for making a cathedral window block…includes lots of resources.

Value: Baby quilts, wall hangings, bed quilts, or a favorite blankie, make it any size you want.

1-2-3 Easy: This utilizes the “pillow-case” method of binding, so there are no bias strips to make.

Puff: Baby-size but good project to try your hand at this method.

Blue Jeans: This is the project you’ve been saving your old jeans for.

Scatter Sunshine Scrappy: The example size is for babies but you can easily adjust for whatever size you like.

5×5: For babies but you can make it larger for an adult sized if you like, no problem!

Kaleidoscopic Kites: Ideal for beginners, each block has only 4 pieces and if you are familiar with chain piecing, you will make quick work of assembling these blocks.

His & Hers: Finished size is 99″ x 100″ and a fun variation of a coin quilt.

Patchwork Bedspread: 7 1/2″ squares of fabric (54 in total) are sewn together in six rows (of 9 squares each), backed with fabric and lightweight wadding. Edges trimmed with ribbon and buttons are hand-stitched in a random arrangement.

Self Binding: Teaches how to use a larger piece of fabric for the back and use the extra fabric to bind.

Full Swing Pattern: Finished size measures 66″ square, pattern available via free pdf download.

Raw Edge Jelly Roll: All the cutting is done for you with this easy-peasy project using 64 jelly roll strips and batting.

Sunny Tied: Bright and cheery that’s light enough to use over the warm summer months.

Sucky Puff (yo-yo): Finished size measure 42-1/2″ x 54″ or 28 rows of 21 yo-yos. Includes template for making the yo-yos (each is filled with a small pom pom) and then instructions for assembling.

Patchwork Memory Idea: A simple patchwork blanket made with old baby clothes, blankets and pajamas. Backed with prewashed cotton fabric.

Mc-Cheats-A-Lot: Assorted squares of fabric are sewn on top of a duvet, edges are unfinished (or do a zig-zag stitch around edges if you prefer).

Daisy Chains: Skill level noted as “Confident Beginner”, finished size measures 85″ x 97 1/2″. Tutorial via free pdf download.

Whale’s Tale: Queen size (85 1/2″ x 93″) and made with 36 tail blocks (5″ x 20″). Template included in pdf tutorial.

Chevron (Rag): Each block is pinned and stitched with an “X” in the center and then blocks are sewn into strips before assembling.