Traditional quilt patterns

Two-color quilt patterns are perfect for beginners and experienced quilters alike. Find easy-to-follow tutorials and inspiration for modern, traditional, and scrappy two-fabric quilts.

Discover the most common traditional quilt blocks, how to make them and how to make them look modern. Learn how to make 12 different traditional blocks every quilter needs to know!

Often I get asked “What is modern quilting?” What does it mean to call myself a modern quilt pattern designer? Modern quilting still uses the basics of traditional quilting but I think a modern quilt pattern plays by its own rules. Today I am looking into both Traditional and Modern Quilting to find the differences. You know a modern quilt when you see one! The Modern Quilt Guild defines modern quilting in this way: Modern quilts are primarily functional and inspired by modern design. Modern…

Discover an array of free quilt patterns! From traditional blocks to contemporary designs, explore a wealth of options for quilting enthusiasts of all skill levels. Download patterns for quilts, wall hangings, and more, and embark on your next creative project with inspiration and excitement!

We’ve compiled this lovely array of free quilt blocks to inspire and assist in your quilt creation – from easy quilt blocks to traditional quilt blocks to challenging quilt blocks, we’ve got free block patterns for every design need. Happy browsing through our free quilt block patterns galore! 😍

This traditional controlled-scrappy quilt design absolutely sparkles! The Splendor in the Scraps quilt pattern was first featured in America Loves Scrap Quilts Winter 2014/15, a special newsstand-only publication of McCall's Quilting, which is a must-have issue for scrap quilt lovers. Order your copy now to get all 18 inspiring scrap quilt patterns.

19th-century American Amish women made their quilts simple and “plain,” typically from the same wool and cotton fabrics they used to make shirts, dresses, pants, and coats for their own families. The bold colors and abstract,

Vintage quilt patterns are beautiful but they are so hard to find and actually make! Continue reading for 10 patterns you can actually buy!

The Oak Steps Cabin Quilt is a traditional hand made quilt, made with a variety of cotton fabrics. The design features a playful arrangement of patterned period fabrics in the courthouse steps style made popular in 1800s. The courthouse style is a variation of the iconic log cabin quilt design. The colors range from soft earthy palette of olive, rust, rose pink and lake blue on an elegant foundation of natural browns, ecru and umber. The quilt has a warm ecru cotton backing with a chestnut…