Master the Classics: 25 Essential Quilt Blocks at Your Fingertips
Can’t tell a Churn Dash from a Snail Trail? This printable chart of 25 timeless quilt blocks is the perfect companion for any quilting journey.
Dear Creative Quilter,
Are you ready to start your first quilt project but can’t tell a Friendship Star from a Sawtooth Star? Or maybe the endless list of quilt block patterns has you feeling overwhelmed?
Good news! We’ve put together a handy cheat sheet featuring 25 classic quilt block layouts—a wonderful reference guide to help you plan future quilts, wall hangings, or throw pillows.
What’s Inside?
This printable PDF includes the following traditional quilt blocks:
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Log Cabin – One of the most iconic and beginner-friendly blocks; its versatility and traditional layout make it a must-have in any quilter’s repertoire.
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Flying Geese – A staple in many quilt designs, often used as sashing or borders.
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Sawtooth Star – A simple yet dynamic star block that’s great for beginners and advanced quilters alike.
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Churn Dash – Classic and quick to sew, this block has been around for generations.
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Ohio Star – A timeless block often used in both modern and traditional quilting projects.
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Friendship Star – A simple star block that’s symbolic and fun to make.
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Pinwheel – Another versatile and lively design that’s perfect for adding movement to a quilt.
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Double Wedding Ring – While more advanced, this pattern is beloved for wedding and heirloom quilts.
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Dresden Plate – Known for its curved petals, it’s a popular applique-style block that looks fantastic as a focal point.
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Irish Chain – A stunning and elegant block that’s great for large-scale quilt designs.
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And many more!
Happy quilting!
Sincerely,
Caitlin Eaton
Executive Editor
We Like Quilting
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