Courthouse steps quilt pattern

A step-by-step how-to make a classic courthouse steps quilt block complete with fabric requirements and illustrations (plus a free printer-friendly one page download).

This old pattern is a gem! Does this look familiar to you? It looks like the log cabin but tweaked a little. This easy courthouse steps quilt is perfect for beginners, as it's just made from 2.5" strips, and the process is repetitive. Learn how to make it through the video tutorial by Missouri Star

Bella Skillbuilder Courthouse Steps free block pattern made with Bella solids for the Bella Skillbuilder QAL this is the courthouse steps block.

Hello, fellow quilters and craft enthusiasts! Today, I'm excited to walk you through the charming and straightforward process of creating the Courthouse Steps quilt block. This block, a delightful variation of the classic Log Cabin, is not only easier and faster to assemble but also wonderfully versatile.

Here are my courthouse steps blocks that I made for the Quilty Fun Sampler Sew Along Click here and here if you haven't joined up yet! Grab your Quilty Fun book and turn to page 90... and let's get started on week 3! I've been looking forward to week 3 because I LOVE me some courthouse steps blocks… And I LOVE Rachel who happens to be hosting this week! CLICK HERE to go see her cute blocks, download the companion PDF, and to see the prizes for this week! The reason that I love the courthouse…

Courthouse Steps Quilt Block | Exploded version of the Courthouse Steps Quilt Block. Numbers indicate sewing order. Click image to download coloring sheets

I started this quilt about a year ago and, after finishing the top last spring, it just laid there for a while until I decided to go on with matchstick quilting. I am so glad I did. I think I'm going

Here is what I have been up to this week. Piecing, piecing, piecing. And truly this is my favorite way to work; playing with color as we...

Hellooo! I finally have some photos of my scrappy courthouse steps quilt to share with you. Hooray! This quilt has been really popular with my family over the winter months. Mainly because it's big and it's backed in flannel. It turns out my family don't care at all what a quilt looks like so long as it's big and it's warm. That's a little disappointing to be honest but don't worry it won't stop me from spending most of my sewing time making sure the front looks pretty. I'm really pleased to…