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Bring the beauty of a rose garden inside with this sweet, floral, quilted wall hanging.

The Tessellating Fish quilt pattern, available as a downloadable PDF for experienced paper piecers, features clearly labeled foundation...

Exploding Heart quilt digital pattern download by Slice of Pi Quilts. A fat quarter and scrap-friendly modern heart quilt pattern.

If you can’t decide how to use a jelly roll or a layer cake, consider this beautiful Trellis quilt designed by Allison from Cluck Cluck Sew!

Krystal Jakelwicz from Let’s Quilt Something crafted this captivating piece. Although black is not commonly used as a background in traditional quilts, it gives this quilt a unique charm.

Ever wondered if you could turn quilting practice sandwiches into a quilted zippered pouch for extra structure? It turns out to be a brilliant way to combine the art of sewing with the beauty of quilting. This FREE tutorial will show you how to create your very own quilted zippered pouch!

Stitch Happens is a scrap-friendly quilt pattern from Kelli Fannin Designs that is fun and easy to piece.

An excellent sewing tutorial by LuAnn Kessi that is one of the best we’ve ever seen for this simple quilted bag. LuAnn's tutorial emphasizes creativity and simplicity.

Welcome Spring and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this lucky quilted table runner and placemat set. Easy-to-piece blocks put the...

A charm square friendly pattern. This quilt was designed by Amanda Konarske for Honey, Bunny, and Doll.

If you know how to use your sewing machine, you can make this cuddly kitty quilt!

A gorgeous free quilt block pattern by Six White Horses Patterns called The Lone Starburst.

This PDF Snowman quilt block pattern from PieceByNumberQuilts contains clearly labeled paper piecing pattern sections & complete instructions to sew the design in a range of sizes. (The pattern pieces as given make a 3″ x 6″ (7.6 x 15.24 cm) block; for other sizes, use the handy percentages chart to enlarge or reduce the pattern to your desired block size. Basic paper piecing instruction not included.