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One of the first blocks that beginner quilters learn to master is the classic pinwheel. Typically comprised of half square triangles in alternating colors, this easy quilt block is so incredibly popular with our readers that we’ve rounded up all of our pinwheel patterns in this new collection. In this collection, you’ll find a basic pinwheel block if you’re an inexperienced quilter, as well as more intricate patterns that use the pinwheel in their design. From a jewel-tone table runner to a gorgeous scrap quilt, these easy pinwheel quilt patterns are perfect for skill building.
Easy Pinwheel Quilt Patterns
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One of the classic blocks that all beginner quilters encounter is the traditional pinwheel. If you’re new to quilting and are searching for a simple block to start with, don’t miss this easy pinwheel block pattern from Ann Butler. Make a striking pinwheel block (like the one shown in cream and turquoise) and experiment with block sizes and layout. READ MORE
Our readers love pinwheel patterns, and this gorgeous table runner pattern from Staci Wendland features pretty pinwheels in rich jewel tones. Measuring 12 inches by 48 inches, this quilted table runner pattern can be made using fat quarters and features four pinwheel blocks against a gray and white background. The highlight of this design is the alternating light and dark shades that give these pinwheels a multi-faceted, gemstone effect. READ MORE
Love quilting with precuts? Then you’re going to want to check out this beautiful spring quilt pattern from Megan Farrell. This stunning heart quilt pattern can be made with either jelly rolls or fabric scraps, finishing at 58 inches by 70 inches. It’s all about the details with this design, and our editors love the tiny pinwheels highlighted in the quilt’s sashing. Make your heart quilt in the ‘80s-inspired peach and turquoise color palette, as shown, or go full pink for a pretty monochromatic look. READ MORE
