Today let’s sew together a Ribbon Star quilt block. There are a couple of other blocks that go by the same name but this is the one that first appeared in the Ladies Art Company… 

So today we’re going to look at the easy beginner Churn Dash quilt block. I also did a variation that I’ll show at the end. This is one of those basic traditional quilt blocks that… 

The Nine-Patch quilt block is probably the most used block in the quilting world. It is very easy to sew and sooooo many blocks use the nine-patch layout in construction. We’ll go over a few… 

Time for another easy quilt block – the Prairie Flower quilt block! The Prairie Flower quilt block is a sweet nod to simpler times, with a look that feels both timeless and welcoming. At 12″… 

Today let’s look at the traditional quilt block Grandma’s Choice! Of course, it goes by several other names – Fanny’s Favorite, Diamond Ring, Old Favorite, etc. And there are other blocks called Grandma’s (or Grandmother’s)… 

Today let’s look at this variation of the Pinwheel quilt block. While there is a basic Pinwheel block in the center, there’s a lot more going on! Made entirely of Half Square Triangles, this Pinwheel… 

The Four-Patch quilt block is probably the simplest quilt block to piece together but it can be done in numerous ways and it is the building block (no pun intended!) for so many blocks. The… 

Today let’s sew together the Strips and Squares quilt block that Nancy Page first published. I think the pattern has been around a lot longer though due to the number of names it goes by… 

Let’s sew up this traditional Box Quilt block today. It is beginner-friendly and you could dig into your stash and/or scraps to make a beautiful quilt. This pattern is a little different than other Box Quilt… 

The Log Cabin quilt block is a timeless classic that has been a staple in quilting for generations. This 10.5″ square block is built from a central square and strips—called “logs”—that radiate outward in a… 

Hi again! Let’s learn how to sew a simple Friendship Star block. This block is one of my favorite blocks to put together. It goes together fast and its called “Friendship Star”! It’s gotta be… 

Today let’s create a charming Four Patch Scrappy Heart quilt block that is perfect for a Valentine’s Day project. This beginner-friendly tutorial offers a simple yet captivating design, using scrap fabric and straightforward techniques. You… 

Today we’re going to put together a 6-Grid Chain block. This block makes a great alternating block to showcase fancy or more difficult blocks – think star blocks, or Dresden plate blocks, or paper pieced… 

The Beggar’s Block (or Roman Square or Cats and Mice) is a very easy quilt block. With only rectangles and a square, the block goes together so quickly! While it is simple, there are many… 

Today we’re going to put together the easy Bear Tracks quilt block! This is another variation of the traditional Bear Paw block. You can find my previous Bear Paw variation block at https://fabric-406.myshopify.com/blogs/fabric406-blog/free-bear-paw-quilt-block-pattern. The Bear Tracks block that… 

Here’s a tutorial for a scrappy pine tree quilt block that I’m calling Spruce. This is a large (20″ x 20″) block that will be great for a holiday wall hanging or pillow. With only… 

Today we’re going to sew together a China Doll quilt block! The block is comprised only of squares, rectangles, and half-square triangles – making it a beginner-friendly block! Easy but intricate-looking. This block was designed by… 

I ran across this easy quilt block and thought it would make a great beginner-friendly tutorial. The Diamond Panes block by Nancy Cabot is similar to ones you find when doing a search but this… 

Today let’s put together a variation of the traditional Bear Paw quilt block. There are lots of other names for this block like The Best Friend, Bear’s Tracks, Bear’s Foot, Cat’s Paw, Duck’s Foot in… 

This version of the Alabama Quilt Block is great as an alternating chain block and also creates a lovely quilt all on its own. The block is quick and easy to do with only square… 

Today let’s learn how to piece this 12″ Prairie Queen quilt block! The Prairie Queen block also appeared in the Hearth & Home publication under the name True Blue. Since I’m a prairie girl, I…