Irish knot quilt patterns

Celtic look block in 4x4, 6x6, 9x9 and 12x12 inch. If you go to the blog page where this is posted, you can download the free pdf!

Celebrate your heritage with this Celtic twist, Celtic knot, and shamrock Irish quilt pattern! This pattern is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, or any day of the year you’re feeling LUCKY! The finished quilt size is approximately 64” x 64” and your download includes large and small shamrock templates, as well as a 1” hexagon English paper piecing paper template.

lovers knot quilt | Lover's Knot might make a nice wedding quilt. | I Do.

To prepare for St Patrick's Day next month, Nana found twelve FREE Irish Quilt Blocks to share with you! Use them for quilts, tables and more!

Get your Free Tales of Ireland Quilt Tutorial Here. A beautiful lap size quilt. 400+ Free Quilt Patterns for Beginner & Expert. All Quilters can get inspired!

The intricate bars on the True Lover's Knot quilt block is a great example of the love that binds people together. Learn how to make the quilt block on this page.

My version of Trinity Celtic Knot uses just three fabrics and a background. This is perfect if you don't have a lot of scraps and bigger yardage pieces. My online workshop explains a different method of construction to create this.... and also includes 2 other methods of constructions for a scrappy version too.

Hi Fellow Bee-mates, Whew! I thought I was so smart, starting to plan for my month as Queen Bee over the holidays. I had some ideas I was really excited about.....then today when I realized it's almost February, I couldn't remember a single one! Guess they weren't that good:-) Sooooooo.......I found this Celtic Twist block online. I think it will be fun to interpret in some bright scrappy, tonal colors and prints. This is a 12.5" block. The pdf instructions can be found here…

When I was living in south Alabama, I purchased a little self-published booklet (26 pages) with seven different knot style quilts in it. Frankly, most of them were ho-hum to me...but one, the first one in the booklet, really caught my attention. It was a knot design featuring two colors and I hurriedly make a version for my daughter. Then, I taught a class on creating the quilt for a couple of years at a local quilt shop. The students wanted more than two colors of fabric...so, I redesigned…

My version of Trinity Celtic Knot uses just three fabrics and a background. This is perfect if you don't have a lot of scraps and bigger yardage pieces. My online workshop explains a different method of construction to create this.... and also includes 2 other methods of constructions for a scrappy version too.