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27+ Free Modern Quilt Block Patterns That Are So Adorable You Will be Excited to Get Quilting!

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Do you love to quilt?  Here are 27+ adorable and free Quilt Block Patterns for your next quilt project!

Free Quilt Block Patterns

Free Quilt Block Patterns

Have you been putting together simple quilts with precuts and feel ready to move on to the next level of quilting?  If so, I have gathered 27 adorable free quilt block patterns and tutorials that are so cute you won’t be able to stop yourself from picking one out and heading straight to your scrap bin to choose fabrics and get started!

A quilt block is a smaller block of fabric that is made in a variety of patterns.  A block can be as basic as a single piece of fabric cut into a square or a block that has been pieced together with several fabrics into a design.  You can then combine the blocks to make a large quilt or finish the block with a pretty border to make a smaller wall hanging.  (I love the idea of using one quilt block pattern, sewing it three times in different colorways, and framing it as art for a craft room wall.)

I’m having difficulty choosing a favorite quilt block from this list.  It’s really a toss-up between the cat block, the popsicle block, the scrappy heart block, or maybe the Butterfly block with the buttons.  (The butterfly block would be extremely cute as a set of 3 wall hangings in a little girl’s room!

Let me know which is your favorite in the Comment section below!

27+ Free Quilt Block Patterns

 

Scrappy Heart Blockheart quilt block pattern

Apple Quilt Blockapple quilt block

 

Christmas Tree Quilt Blockchristmas tree quilt block tutorial

 

Popsicle Quilt Blockfree popsicle quilt block pattern

 

Christmas Present Quilt Block

 

Pumpkin Quilt BlockPumpkin quilt block

Acorn Quilt Blockfree acorn quilt block pattern

 

Patchwork Orangeorange quilt block

 

Mod Melons Free Quiltwatermelon quilt block

 

Pineapple Blockpineapple quilt block

 

Cherry Blockcherry quilt block

 

Pear Quilt Blockpear quilt block

 

Strawberry Blockstrawberry quilt block

 

Watermelon Quilt blockwatermelon quilt blocck

 

12-Inch Heart Blockheart quilt block

 

Retro Spoolsspool quilt block

 

Hot Chocolate Block (there are a couple of different blocks available)hot chocolate quilt block

 

Happy Campers Quilt Block from Pink Simplicity

camper quilt block

 

Cat Block
A fun 16″ x 26″ block that can be made into a pillow or used in a quilt.

cat quilt block

 

Butterfly Quilt Blockbutterfly quilt block

 

Scrappy Bearsbear quilt block

Preppy Dogsdog quilt block

 

Patchwork Bird Blockbird quilt block

 

Hexagon Flowerflower quilt block

 

Bunny Applique Blocksbunny quilt block

 

Easter Egg Blockeaster egg block

 

Tulip Blocktulip quilt block

 

Butterfly Blockbutterfly block

 

Christmas Tree Quilt Blockchristmas tree block

 

It took me quite a while to compose this list of free quilt block tutorials.  One thing I found in my research was that two quilt block books are available for purchase with the most adorable quilt block tutorials imaginable.  I did a lot of searching around on Pinterest and Google for these free quilt blocks, and I kept running into blocks made from the patterns from these books (people were sharing their creations, and I began to recognize the patterns, lol!)

If you don’t mind paying for patterns, they are worth a look and make the best gifts! These 2 had some of the best quilt block patterns: The Patchsmith’s Sampler Blocks: 50 Fun Quilt Blocks to Patch and Applique and Farm Girl Vintage Book.

Let me know if you end up making any of these quilt blocks!

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15 Comments

  1. Betty Hagewood says:

    Do you have a website to see all your work on a computer?

  2. Patty Jennett says:

    Love these quilts really love the heart

  3. Jennifer Kowalski says:

    Hello,
    I tried to view the scrappy bears – they are awesome and I just got my 1st grandbaby – I would like to put these on all kinds of stuff for him however, it states that it is not active. I tried the watermelon & it was fine but the bears BooHoo!! – couldn’t get them.

  4. Rochelle Cairns says:

    Hi,
    I love viewing all your beautiful patterns. I am new to patchwork and would love to make my nearly 6yr old grand-daughter a quilt for her birthday. I love the butterfly pattern but can not seem to download it.
    I am sure, once I complete my first quilt I will be hooked. I have 2 grandsons aged 2yrs and 9yrs so would love to make them one each also.
    I have read that you can make “photo” quilts but am unsure how this is done.
    Keep up the amazing work.

    Regards
    Rochelle (NZ)

  5. Is 3,25 the same as 3 1/4?

  6. Teresa Brause says:

    Thank you for all the patterns. I am president of a quilt guild and will share your site. Too often “us older ones” forget to have patterns for beginners. Some of these will work perfect! I love the Vintage Farm Girl!!! Perfect challenge!

  7. Glenda Hyde says:

    Hey Jamie ! Love them all & it`s a tuf decision to pick a favorite ! I purchased the Vintage Farm Girl a while back with hopes of starting soon , When i get better ! Thank you so much for sharing !

  8. I haven’t yet downloaded any. But I’m sooo excited to see these are free. I’ve been looking for some patterns for my mother in law to use with her 6 granddaughters. They camp out every summer and do a project. She also sews dresses for them. The project this year is paper piecing with the leftover fabric from the dresses. Such cute patterns. Again, thank you for making them free.

  9. I love these! What a great collection of blocks.
    Just so readers know, ‘the cat block’ is not actually a tutorial to make that cat block. The link simply gives a tutorial to make the pillow, but the sewist needs to have purchased the cat quilt pattern designed by Elizabeth Hartman in order to have the instructions to make the cat block itself.
    (I hope that makes sense!)

  10. Cathy Babcock says:

    I like the pineapple one better, but the next best is the scrappy bears!

    1. Linda Boisvert says:

      I love the Hexagon flower.

  11. Marty Lawler says:

    I can’t choose a favorite! I love them all. Thank you for all the fun!