16 patch quilt pattern ideas

Learn how to sew a Disappearing 16 patch quilt block. You will end up with 2 finished quilt blocks! Super fun and easy to sew.

This is a quick tutorial showing how to make a fast and easy 16 patch quilt block. To make one 12.5" unfinished block you need 2 co...

I’m super excited to share the Simple Sixteen Patch quilt pattern with you! This pattern takes a classic sixteen patch quilt block and turns it into a sweet quilt made specifically for fat quarters! It comes together quickly and has four sizes: baby (32″ x 32″), small throw (48″ x 48″), large throw (64″ x...

I don’t have a number one favourite quilt of all time but I must admit that both of my St Louis 16 patch quilts are high up on the list of all time favourites. Simple, fun and quick to make, low fabric waste and just generally a lovely finish! For my first St Louis 16 patch quilt, I made it in sup

My self-imposed ban on blog reading and posting is over as Lent ends tonight. I was only posting finishes on my blog, since this is my way of keeping track of what I've done and, more importantly, when. I missed reading about everyone's quilting adventures, but it was good for me to stop for a bit. As with most of us, the mask making continues. In between making masks, I worked on this scrappy quilt using 2 1/2" squares. As those who follow me know, I do not enjoy making scrappy quilts and…

Bonnie combined smaller squares from the jelly roll into 16-patch blocks, reminiscent of the postage stamp quilts Grandma Daisy made.

This next round of the Medallion Quilt is the the 16-Patch Quilt Block Tutorial. It is both the easiest of the blocks in this quilt and the round that needs the most blocks. That seems fair, right? You have to make more of this one, but it is the easiest. The reason that so many more 16-patches are needed than any of the other blocks is because the 16-patch checkerboard block will be used in both round three and round six. But, before we get to the 16-Patches, here is a review of the…

Fall is nearly upon us here in the Midwest. It's one of my favorite times of year - cooler days, brightly colored leaves, apples, and all things pumpkin. Life is good here in the fall. A couple of weekends ago the September/October issue of Midwest Living magazine arrived in my mailbox, and after reading through it I couldn't get the idea of a fall quilt out of my head. Yes, I have quite a few other projects that need to be finished, and yes, I have two classes coming up very quickly that I…