Start by cutting the Color 1 2-1/2" x 12-1/2" strip into five 2-1/2" squares. Cut the Color 1 4-7/8" x 9-3/4" strip into two 4-7/8" squares. ... Using a scant 1/4" seam allowance - now and throughout this block, sew a Color 2 half square triangle right sides together to the right hand side of a Color 1 square. Press seam towards triangle.Starry Night 8 inch block by Wombat Quilts. Twinkle by Quilting on the Square. Diamond in the rough by Quilting on the Square. Cactus Compass block by Quilting on the Square. Rolling Star Pattern by Quilting on the Square. Paper pieced fox from Forest QAL. Penny Lane by 627Handworks. Icky thump by 627Handworks. Carolyn's Star-Original . 9" and 12" Cathy's Star-Original. 9" and 12" Chris's Star -Original31 Mei 2017 ... Eleven more 6 inch quilt blocks; Star of Virginia, Log Cabin variation, Jacob's Ladder, Florida Star, Moonlight Star, Cathy's Campfire, ...Hello!!Let me start right off by saying I hope that you've all had a lovely Holiday Season! We lucked out, and got Snow-That-Stayed, making a lovely White Christmas!From Color 1: Cut 13 strips 2" x WOF: sub-cut these into13 strips 2" x 14" ea., and 12 strips 2" x 16" ea. Cut 3 strips 2-5/8" x WOF: sub-cut these into 12 strips 2-5/8" x 10-1/2" Cut 2 strips 2-3/8" x WOF: sub-cut these into 13 strips 2-3/8" x 4-3/4" Cut eight strips 2" x WOF: Sub-cut these into 160 2" squares12" Quilt Blocks A quilter's favourite - the twelve inch quilt block. These are probably the most commonly used. The measurements divide easily and evenly for quick calculations. Whether the goal is a bed-sized quilt or a cuddle quilt in an afghan size, a 12" quilt block is your go-to choice. prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 nextBlock Details: Unfinished, the block is 12 inches. Finished into a pillow, quilt, etc, the block will be 11.5 inches square. Step 1: Cut your squares. For the Christmas Tree block, you need: 6 green 2.5 inch squares; 23 light color 2.5 inch squares; 4 red 3 inch squares; 3 green 3 inch squares; 1 light 3 inch squareQuilt Blocks Galore 59. Number 59....the Next 24 yr 2008/2009 Patterns by Marcia Hohn. { {Now Playing: "The Cape Breton Jig"}} Click on each block's picture to get to its full pattern! :o)Main - Do you know the name of this quilters cache quilt block? - I saw this illusion block on Pinterest and it states it is a Quilters Cache block/pattern design but doesn't give the name. Marcia has far too many quilt blocks for me to go through to try and find it. I've looked under Shadowbox, illusion but no luck.When you feel comfy with paper piecing, come on back and try a Laced Star! You will need to print out four copies of each of the units needed per block you want to make on very lightweight paper. A Fat Quarter of each fabric should be plenty! Now sew the left and top triangles together, using a 1/4" seam.Sep 17, 2022 - Explore Barb West's board "6 1/2" Quilt Blocks", followed by 669 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about quilt blocks, quilt block patterns, quilt patterns.It's a 12" block! Please abide by the ... Then, mark and cut the Color 2 2-1/2" x 18" strip into four 2-1/2" x 4-1/2"rectangles... Next, mark and cut the Color 3 2-1/2" x 18" strip into four 2-1/2" x 4-1/2"rectangles... Now speed piece the half squares by stacking the Color 3 and Color 1 4-7/8" x 9-3/4" strips, right sides together, marking the ...The last step for completing the quilt is to join the block corners. Arrange block corners into two horizontal rows as shown, left. Sew the two corners in each row together. Press new seam allowances in adjoining rows in opposite directions and join the rows. The quilt block should measure 12 1/2 inches by 12 1/2 inches.Press the seams between blocks in opposite directions from row to row and join the rows, matching all seams carefully. Press the quilt. Add straight borders to the quilt. Make the inner border from 3 1/2-inch wide strips cut from dark border fabric. Make the outer border from 5 1/2-inch wide strips.Feb 5, 2022 - Explore Ange Sullivan's board "12 inch quilt blocks", followed by 133 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about quilt blocks, quilt block patterns, quilt patterns.Another method is often used to construct quick pieced Flying Geese.To make geese in that way you'll sew squares to the ends of rectangles in the same way we often make Snowball quilt blocks.It's a good option when you are sewing with small pieces of fabric or when you make a scrap quilt and don't need four identical geese. Do keep in mind that the method produces waste when squares are ...Unlike other quilts we have done so far, a "Crazy Quilt" is worked over a background square. I recommend a good quality Muslin for this. For a single block, you will need a 12-1/2" square. Click above right for twin/full/queen/king sized quilt muslin/block amounts. You can adapt them easily by adding or subtracting rows of blocks...6" Quilt Blocks. Many quiltmakers like to make six inch quilt blocks in order to use a greater variety of blocks in a sampler style quilt. Another reason might be to test out the look of a block in a smaller size in order to save on the fabrics (just in case the block looks very different than in your imagination). Whatever your reason for ...Location: Waterford Michigan. Posts: 7,240. Quilterscache is my go to place for blocks, borders and sashing's ever since I found this site about 11+ years ago. I am there at least once a month and many times more often. I even have it as a quick link on my task bar.The Friendship Block: Pinwheel: Attic Windows: Log Cabin: Bow Tie: Ribbons: Double Spinwheels -Original. Ohio Star: Crazy Quilt: Double Z: Cross and Crown: Nosegay: Glory Boxes: See Saw: ... All images and content ©Marcia Hohn /The Quilter's Cache. ©Oct 1999 Marcia Hohn. email: ...Arrange two squares side-by-side in two rows. Step 2a Sew the block row by row. Row 1: With right sides together, place the square from Column 2 on top of the square Column 1. Step 2b Sew the squares together using a 1/4 inch seam along the right side of the squares. Step 2c Sew a few stitches beyond the squares.Quilt Blocks Galore 48. { {Now Playing: "Swinging on a Gate"}} Click on each block's picture to get to its full pattern! :o) Four & Twenty Blackbirds. The Coast Guard Star.This makes an 12" block and is a hand applique pattern! You could ... You will need one 12-1/2" square of black for the background, one 5" square of bright yellow solid, one 6" square of five different purple solids, one approx 6" x 16" piece of green solid. Also, you will need thread to match each of the design colors.The Shoofly quilt block is ideal for the beginning quilter- all half square triangles & squares. Use this step-by-step tutorial for great results! ... layer a #1 and #2 together and stitch 1/4" away from both sides of the drawn line. Repeat for the second pair. ... 4-1/2" 5" 6" 8" 10" 12" This article was printed from Generations-Quilt-Patterns ...Quilt Blocks Galore 54. Number 54....the Next 24 yr 2006 / 2007 Patterns by Marcia Hohn. { {Now Playing: "The Dark Isle"}} Click on each block's picture to get to its full pattern! :o) The Blocks on this page are all Traditional blocks that are all the same size and all variations of the same star! They will make a Great Star Sampler!Find more blocks N-Z. Our Free Quilt Block Patterns Library continues with blocks whose name starts with E-M. Fully illustrated, beginner-friendly instructions include directions for multiple sizes for each patchwork design. Pressing directions are easy to find when they're highlighted in yellow. Pictures of the sample block during construction ...These free quilt-block patterns include projects for beginning quilters and experienced quilters alike. You'll find quilt blocks of all sizes, from miniatures to oversize designs. Some are even large enough to make a one-block wall hanging!Six-Inch Quilt Blocks Mixed With Other Block Sizes. Sew a group of four 6" x 6" blocks (two rows of two each) next to a 12" square block. Sew a group of four 3" x 3" blocks (again two rows of two each) next to a 6" square block. Mix and match any block size that fits to create a puzzle-like quilting project.With RST, align a light and a dark square and stitch a quarter inch away from the drawn line on both sides. Repeat for the second pair of squares. The arrow points to my anchor cloth. Cut along the drawn line to create 4 HST units. Press the units flat and then open with the seam allowance towards the dark fabric.Let’s say we have the following stack of quilt blocks with the finished measurements: Sixteen 9-inch squares. Four rectangular blocks oriented horizontally: 18-inches wide x 9-inches high. Two rectangular blocks oriented vertically: 9-inches wide x 18 inches high. Two 18-inch squares.It's at the end.) Cut 9 pieces of fabric into 3 1/2 inch squares. With right sides together and using 1/4 inch seam allowance, sew together each square in each row. Press the seams. To get the block to lay flat, press the top and bottom rows with the seams toward the outside, press the middle row with the seams toward the middle.This calculator determines how much fabric is needed if you want to cut a given number of fixed-sized pieces. The amount of fabric is expressed as length (in yards) of a piece of fabric the width of which is specified by you. (The calculator defaults to a value of 43 inches.) You enter the dimensions of the piece of fabric you wish to cut and ...Press the remainder towards the corner triangle. Make four of these... Next sew a Color 1 and a Color 2 2" x16" strip right sides together along one long edge, in a 1/4 " seam. Press to dark side. Trim this into eight 2" wide units. Repeat this with the other two 2" x 16" strips. Sew the pieced units together into four patch units: you need ... To make the half quarter squares, stack a Color 3 and a Color 1 5-1/4" square right sides together, and as in the step above, mark the diagonals and sew a scant 1/4" above and below this marking. Cut apart on the marked diagonal, then stack the two closed units, and cut again on the other diagonal. This will give you four half quarter squares. Step 1: Cut patches for a Valley Square block. Valley Square design. Sample Size: 13½" finished / 14" finished. Grid: 8x8. Design Type: Uneven 9-patch large center. Choose quilt fabrics with good contrast. In this sample Valley Square, the turquoise fabric is my 'dark'; the print is my light.Step 5 Trim the half square triangles to size (here, 3 1/2 inches square for my 12 inch eight point star quilt block). Step 6a Arrange one half square triangle of each color into star points according to your color arrangement from Step 2. See the photo below for directional placement of the HSTs. Step 6b Pair up the second group of 8 large ...Six-Inch Quilt Blocks Mixed With Other Block Sizes. Sew a group of four 6" x 6" blocks (two rows of two each) next to a 12" square block. Sew a group of four 3" x 3" blocks (again two rows of two each) next to a 6" square block. Mix and match any block size that fits to create a puzzle-like quilting project.Now speed piece the Color 1/Color 2 half squares, by stacking one 4-7/8" square of each right sides together and all edges aligned. Mark the diagonal on the back of the top square, and sew a scant 1/4" above and below …Learn how to make 12 easy quilt blocks with this free PDF guide. You will find step-by-step instructions, diagrams and tips for each block. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced quilter, you will enjoy this handy resource for your next project.Stack your two strips of fabric, with right sides together and all edges aligned. Mark the 3-7/8" squares and then mark the diagonals in the direction shown. Sew 1/4" away from the marked diagonal lines, starting in the upper left corner and sewing in one continuous seam to the upper right corner. Then pivot it and sew back the other way on the ...Stack and cut these along one diagonal to make four half square triangles... Now speed piece the quarter square triangle units, by stacking the Color 1 and Color 2 5-1/4" x 10-1/2" strips right sides together and all edges aligned. On the back of the top strip, lightly mark the 5-1/4" square lines, then mark in the diagonals as shown above.To piece the block: Lay a light-colored log strip over a strip of the center hearth fabric, with right sides of the strips together and their long edges aligned. Sew the two strips together along their long sides with a scant ¼" seam. Press the seam toward the darker fabric, then cross-cut the strip set into twelve 2½" units.On the back of the top square lightly mark the diagonal. Sew on this diagonal marking. Cut off the excess seam allowance. Press the remainder towards the corner. Repeat this with another Color 1 square on the other end of the rectangle. Make all of the geese in the same manner... Sew the geese units together in rows, eight per row.Free 12" Quilt Block Patterns. Create a new quilt design by mixing and matching your favorite 12"-square blocks. These patterns include traditional piecing and appliqué techniques.Stack and cut these along one diagonal to make four half square triangles... Now speed piece the quarter square triangle units, by stacking the Color 1 and Color 2 5-1/4" x 10-1/2" strips right sides together and all edges aligned. On the back of the top strip, lightly mark the 5-1/4" square lines, then mark in the diagonals as shown above.This makes a 12" block and is paper pieced! This is an original pattern. ... You also need one 2-1/2" center square! After your units are paper pieced, lay them out as shown with the extra 2-1/2" square as the center. Sew three horizontal rows, and then join the rows to finish your Pineapple Star Block! ... To the Patterns or The Quilter's ...FaveQuilts is a website that offers hundreds of modern and traditional free quilt patterns, tutorials, and tips for quilting techniques. Learn how to sew, applique, make quilt blocks, or find quilt patterns of all types, sizes, and skill levels.The blocks sewn in now measure 12 inches each x 3 = 36 + 4 (two 2-inch sewn in strips) + 4-1/2 (two strips 2-1/2-inches on the edges, sewn on 1 side only making each one now 2-1/4 each). An easier way to calculate is to take the blocks plus all the strips finished sizes, then add 1/2-inch for the seam allowances on each end (36 + 8 + 1/2 = 44-1 ...Blocks by size. The sizes listed below are finished. 12 inch. 12 1/2 inches unfinished is 12 inches finished (when placed in a quilt) A few also have instructions for 6 inch blocks and will be so noted. 54-40 and Fight. AlpineCross.This makes a 12" block and is paper pieced! Please ... Paper Piecing Page. When you feel comfy with paper piecing, come on back and try a Friendship Circle Block! You will need to print out four copies of the template page per block you want to make on very lightweight paper. ... To the Patterns or The Quilter's Cache: Feb18 2005 Marcia Hohn ...Oct 2, 2014 · Sew the strips to the block and press. Add two more light strips. The width of these strips should match the width of the strips in the previous step. (In this case, 1.25" wide.) The goal is to keep your block as square as possible. Sew and press. Trim off the triangles as shown. ***Quilt Blocks Galore!***... Home of a Gazillion traditional and LOTS of my original block designs!Press seams to darker side. Trim this back to measure 3-1/2" if needed. Make four units like this... Then sew the Color 1 1-1/2" x 26" strip right sides together to the top edge of the Color 2 2-1/2" x 26" strip, using a scant 1/4" seam. Press seam to darker side. Mark this and cut at 6-1/2" intervals... Now piece the block as shown at left.Find more blocks N-Z. Our Free Quilt Block Patterns Library continues with blocks whose name starts with E-M. Fully illustrated, beginner-friendly instructions include directions for multiple sizes for each patchwork design. Pressing directions are easy to find when they're highlighted in yellow. Pictures of the sample block during construction ...Cut off excess seam allowance and press the remainder towards the outer triangle. Repeat this with another Color 2 square on the other end. Make four units like this... Speed piece the half squares by stacking the Color 1 and Color 3 2- 7/8" x 11- 1/2" strips right sides together. On the back of the top strip mark the 2- 7/8" square lines and ...If you are looking for quilt patterns from S to Z, you have come to the right place! Quilter's Cache offers a comprehensive alphabetized list of hundreds of free quilt blocks, with pictures, instructions, and templates. Whether you want to make a star, a flower, a geometric, or a novelty quilt, you will find something to suit your taste and skill level. Browse the list and get inspired by ... This basket block is large, finishing at 15" square, and a batch of the blocks will help you make a quilt top in no time. Arrange the blocks on-point and their finished width increases to about 21-inches. Remember that you must cut setting triangles to fill in around the edges of an on-point quilt layout. 08 of 08.Mark and cut the background colored strip into four 3- 1/2" squares... Sew each of the back ground colored squares right sides together to a ribbon colored square, using a SCANT 1/4" seam. Press seam allowances towards the darker fabrics. You will have four of these units... Now sew a ribbon rectangle to the appropriate 2-square unit, again ...Assemble a 12" square Rail Fence quilt block. Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Block. Assemble a 13-1/2x12" Sunbonnet Sue block. Mother's Favorite Quilt Block. Shoo Fly Quilt Block. Return of the Swallows Quilt Block. Nine-Patch Quilt Block. Log Cabin Quilt Block: Option 2. Assemble a 9" Log Cabin block.Quilt Size: 76" x 76". Jenny Doan demonstrates an easy way to make a beautiful Courthouse Steps quilt using 2.5 inch strips of precut fabric (jelly rolls). We used Welcome Home 2.5" Strips by Jennifer Bosworth for Maywood Studio. This pattern is similar to the log cabin and is framed with a pieced inner border. Print Supplies List.Start by sewing one cut off side of a color one pentagon to one side of the square from a point within ¼" of square edge to within¼" of the opposite edge, as shown ...right sides together, using a scant 1/4" seam. Press seam towards pentagon... Then sew on the remaining pentagon, again with right sides together, and sewing from within 1/4" of ...12" is evenly divisible by 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 12 which gives you six different grid sizes—6-, 4-, 3-, 2-, 1-1/2- and 1 inch respectively—to design with. That's a whole lotta design potential. Moreover, these sizes are ALL rotary cutter friendly. You needn't resort to using templates to make them! On this page, you'll find:Janet Wickell. Weathervane is a 12" quilt block that's assembled with easy quick piecing techniques. The pattern is suitable for all quilters, beginning to experienced, and includes instructions for three different block sizes. You'll also find an alternative way to assemble the patchwork that's sewn between corners on the outer edges of the block.Quilting Daily TV; Quilting Arts TV Show; Love of Quilting TV Show; Sneak Peeks; Quilt-Alongs; Interactive Workshops; ... 2 Days Only! Get 50% off Prime Deals on Customer Favorites > > Home / Patterns / Free Patterns ... Quiltmaker's Quilt Block Network; Magazines & eBooks. Fall Magazine Issues; QuiltCon; Print Single Issues; Quick + Easy ...Quilt blocks featuring Stars are favourites among quilters. There are so many methods to create stars in your quilts. One of the most common methods (and the easiest) is to use half square triangles to form the star. Using your imagination with the layout of the star blocks can make a truly inspiring quilt.Again, we'll round up to the nearest whole number: 4. We will need 4 blocks to reach the desired quilt length of 40″. The length will be 48″ (4 x 12 = 48). To get the total number of blocks needed, multiply the number of blocks together. 3 x 4 = 12 blocks. We need twelve 12″ finished blocks to make a 36″ x 48″ baby size quilt.Square in Square - Page 2. Place a Color 2 6-1/2" square right sides together atop one corner of the Color 1 12-1/2" square, with outer edges aligned. ( I show them staggered here just so you can see that there are two layers) On the back of the top square, lightly draw the diagonal, then sew ON this diagonal line.Sew the blocks together with 1/4 inch seam allowance. Add a 6 1/2 inch X 60 1/2 inch borders to both of the sides. Add a 6 1/2 inch X 60 1/2 inch borders to the top and the bottom of the quilt. Quilt and enjoy! Four hour quilt, easy carpentars star, quiltfrog, quick and easy.Now sew 1/4" above and below the marked diagonals, pivoting at the square lines. Now cut apart ON the marked diagonals, and on the 2-7/8" square lines. This will give you eight half squares. Press seam allowances towards the darker fabric. These should measure 2-1/2"... Repeat this with the remaining Color 2 2-7/8" x 11-1/2" strip and the Color ...1,912 posts · 77K followers. View more on Instagram. 545 likes. diaryofaquilter. Fun and fast strip quilt using Four Corners fabric by @simplesimonandco for @rileyblakedesigns. Strip quilt tips and free tutorial link on the blog! #fourcornersfabric Also, when used carefully, barbed wire make for a great quilt holder. 👌🏻.This makes a 12" block! ... To speed piece the half squares stack the Color 2 and Color 3 2-7/8" x 11-1/2" strips with right sides together and all edges aligned. Mark the 2 7/8" square lines and then mark the diagonals in the direction shown. Sew 1/4" above and below the marked diagonal lines pivoting at the square lines.Then cut the Color 4 3-1/2" x 14" strip into four 3-1/2" squares. Lastly, cut the Color 4 1-1/2" x 7-1/2" strip into five 1-1/2" squares... Now, using a scant 1/4" seam allowance (now and throughout the block making) sew the five Color4 and four Color 2 1-1/2" squares together into a nine patch unit. This should measure 3-1/2" when complete...This basket block is large, finishing at 15" square, and a batch of the blocks will help you make a quilt top in no time. Arrange the blocks on-point and their finished width increases to about 21-inches. Remember that you must cut setting triangles to fill in around the edges of an on-point quilt layout. 08 of 08.Feb 19, 2017 - Explore Tammy's board "12 1/2 inch quilt blocks" on Pinterest. See more ideas about quilt blocks, pattern blocks, quilt patterns.Quilt Blocks Galore 10. Number 10....the 12 DAYS of Christmas Patterns, all Original Designs by Marcia Hohn. { {Now Playing: Cockles and Mussels!}} click on each block's picture to get to its full pattern.Quilt Size: 76" x 76". Jenny Doan demonstrates an easy way to make a beautiful Courthouse Steps quilt using 2.5 inch strips of precut fabric (jelly rolls). We used Welcome Home 2.5" Strips by Jennifer Bosworth for Maywood Studio. This pattern is similar to the log cabin and is framed with a pieced inner border. Print Supplies List.Alphabet Patterns. The first thing that I would recommend that you do, is go to the Practice Paper Piecing Page . When you feel comfy with paper piecing, come on back and try the Alphabet Blocks! Clicking on each letter below will lead you to that letter's templates. You need one copy of each template page to make that letter, printed out on ...Step 3: Assembling the Block. Sew the (2) long strips of fabric - right sides together (pictured below). Next, cut your sewn strip of fabrics into (4) equal parts. Press open to the dark side. Join all rows according to the diagram below. Use a quarter inch seam allowance. Take time to nest your seams.Next cut all the Color 3 strips and lay them out neatly... Then sew together two Color 2 squares and one Color 3 square, pressing seams towards the darker fabric...=Unit 1. Sew a Color 2 square to the bottom of a Color 3 2-1/2" strip. Press seam towards darker fabric. Add a Color 3 square to the bottom of that.Our free quilt block patterns are listed alphabetically by their most common name. Seam allowances are 1/4" unless otherwise noted. The sizes listed are the Finished Sizes. Most blocks do include multiple sizes. There are free downloads to print for any templates or paper pieced units mentioned in the instructions.Quilt Blocks Galore 59. Number 59....the Next 24 yr 2008/2009 Patterns by Marcia Hohn. { {Now Playing: "The Cape Breton Jig"}} Click on each block's picture to get to its full pattern! :o)Start by cutting the Color 1 4-7/8 x 9-3/4" strip into two 4-7/8" squares. Stack these squares and cut them once on the diagonal to make four half square triangles. You will only need three for a block, so save the other triangle for another project! Next cut the Color 2 4-7/8" square in half once on the diagonal to make two half square triangles.21 of the Most Gorgeous Free 12-Inch Quilt Block Patterns That Are Free. Now that we know a little about why 12-inch quilt blocks are so special to quilters let’s check out some charming 12-inch quilt block patterns. All of these block patterns are free and excellent beginner-friendly quilt blocks. 1. Yankee Puzzle.Shown here are twelve rows of strips, with thirteen sashing strips...which, based on 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" strips would make about a 74" x 98" quilt! Happy Quilting All! Marcia :o) Here's Mindy's! Melissa's! Amy's! To the Patterns or The Quilter's Cache: Dec 27 2001 Marcia HohnNow stack your Color 1 3-7/8" square atop your Color 3 3-7/8" square, edges aligned and right sides together. Mark the diagonal as shown. Sew 1/4" away from each side of the marked diagonal, then cut apart on the marked diagonal. This will give you two half squares. Press to dark side and trim to measure 3-1/2" if needed...Perfect Picnic Summer Sewalong 2022 Quilt Pattern. Free PDF by Rub, First sew together two Color 1, two Color 2 and one Color , Next, use a 1/4 " seam allowance to sew the two Color 1 an, Oct 2, 2014 · Sew the strips to the block and press. Add two more light strips. 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