Today let’s look at this fun traditional quilt block called Loop the Loop. I can imagine it pays homage to the old-time barnstormers! After making the block, I can see that I could have it… 

Today let’s look at this easy quilt block called Friendship Quilt. It is a traditional block and was first published in Hearth and Home. Using only squares and rectangles it is quick and easy to… 

Hello, quilting enthusiasts! Today, we’re exploring the captivating Christmas Star quilt block. This traditional 12″ block might seem complex at first glance, but I assure you, it’s more straightforward than you might think. In this… 

Today let’s look at how to sew this Chain variation block. It makes a great alternating block. The original design was for a 10″ block but I wanted a 12″ block so I added to… 

Today we’re going to look at the traditional quilt block Eddystone Light. I was drawn to this block – was it the star (I’m partial to star blocks) or the outside border? Either way, it’s… 

Let’s take a look at this variation of a mosaic block that I’m calling Pinwheel Mosaic. With only half square triangles and flying geese, the block goes together quickly. Let’s get started! Fabric Requirements for… 

Today let’s sew up an Uneven Log Cabin quilt block! This variation (also known as an Off-Center Log Cabin) of the ever-popular log cabin adds a curve by using different width strips. The design adds… 

Today let’s sew together this cute and easy block called Magic Circle. It was first published in the Ladies Art Company and I don’t know why it was called Magic Circle – I don’t see… 

I found another variation of a Pinwheel block that I think is interesting. It is fairly easy and quick to sew together. It reminds me of the Duck Tracks block I did a tutorial for… 

Today let’s sew together this pretty star block called County Fair. It only uses half square triangles and snowballed corners (and squares) so it goes together fairly easily! It is similar to the Two Color… 

This variation of an Eight Pointed Star quilt block goes together quickly and makes a nice secondary design in a quilt. Lots of star blocks are called Eight Pointed Star – this one could be… 

Today let’s put together this traditional Mother’s Choice quilt block! The Mother’s Choice block is basically a weather vane variation that goes by a few other names such as Dove at the Windows, Fringed Square,… 

The Thirteen Squares pattern is easy to sew together and creates a wonderful design across a quilt top! The block can be made with yardage or scraps (or both)! When made the traditional way, there… 

This Fox and Geese block is a great block to practice making flying geese blocks. It is a good scrappy or planned block that looks wonderful in a quilt! Let’s get started! Fabric Requirements for… 

Create this traditional block using only two fabrics. The high contrast between light and dark colors makes for a stunning graphic design. The block also goes by the name Blazing Arrow Point. Let’s get sewing!… 

This easy Poinsettia block goes together quickly. It’s great for a Christmas project or two! If you can snowball a corner, you’re good to go! Let’s get started. Fabric Requirements for an 8″ Finished Poinsettia… 

This scrappy version of the Sunny Lanes quilt block  is easy to sew together and creates great graphic interest in a quilt! Plus it uses of a ton of 2″ squares. Let’s get started! Fabric… 

This delightful Winged Square block is simple to create with just eight Flying Geese blocks. Not your standard Winged Square, but lovely anyway! Let’s get sewing!   Fabric Requirements for a 12″ Finished Winged Square… 

Mrs. Keller is a variation of the beloved Nine Patch quilt block. This scrappy version is a stash buster for sure. The traditional design is made with just a light and a dark colored fabric… 

The Love in a Mist quilt block is an easy block for beginners with only half square triangles, square in a square and square patches. This traditional style block was originally done with only a… 

This variation of the traditional Churn Dash block keeps the simplicity and charm of the original while adding a bit more interest. It could also be a variation of the Shoo Fly and/or Monkey Wrench…