Monotone quilt patterns

I’m thrilled to introduce a brand new quilt to you today! It’s called Interlinked and was a design I came up with a couple years ago when playing around with some modern design ideas. I…

Play with the Design to Make it Your Own! Brilliant color weaves in and out throughout this eye-catching quilt. It’s a beautiful design that will be wonderful in any color palette. Solid fabrics provide striking contrast. Tone-on-tone prints, batiks and small-scale prints will be just as beautiful. This design is great for playing with fabrics …

In today’s digital world, it can be hard to know what to give someone. Even if you do have a specific person in mind, it’s easy for presents to get overlooked. Fortunately, handmade gifts are becom…

The More the Merrier for Beautiful Results! Start with a large variety of prints for this charming quilt. It’s great in any color theme and you’ll love how quickly it goes together. Layer cakes of 10″ squares provide lots of diversity while being beautifully coordinated. Yardage can be used as well but keep in mind …

Download this free pattern for an easy one-block modern quilt. It’s great for beginner quilters and seasoned sewists! Island Breeze is the quilt I designed for Danielle Hartgers’s Zanzibar collection for Blank Quilting. It measures 62″ x 74″ and has 12″ blocks. Although the block looks complex, it is easy to assemble, requiring only half-square …

Find your next black and white quilt pattern from this selection of high contrast quilts. Free patterns and patterns to purchase are both included.

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!

Cabin Peaks quilt pattern is now on the shop! It's finally here! The Cabin Peaks quilt pattern is now available and I am so dang excited! I've had this idea in mind for a while. I just had to find the time and motivation to get it done. That motivation came when I joined the Pantone Quilt Challenge, and I made my first

Inspired by a quilt that my friend Mary shared with me from Pinterest, I decided to design an Ombré HST quilt mathematically. This was the result. I chose to use a gradient of eight different values, numbered 1-8 from lightest to darkest. I began by drawing a 7 by 9 rectangle in my graph notebook and ...continue reading →