150+ Quilt Patterns

About 150+ Quilt Patterns

Quilters, sewers and crafters love of quilting fabrics, novelty prints, patterns and coordinates, and never fail to make some creative new combinations.

Browse our collection of quilts and other projects and pick up some new ideas and inspiration. Tap on an image to see a larger image and either download the quilt pattern.

Explore Quilt Patterns for Your Next Project
Beginners love quilt patterns, but quilters of all skill levels can use them to find fun new ways to flex their quilting skills. We're pleased to offer several hundred quilt patterns for you, so there truly is something here for everyone.

Once you know what you'd like to quilt, check out the image collection and gather the material you need to sew your project. Have fun exploring!

Why Quilting Patterns Are Ideal for Beginners
For first-time quilters, the prospect of starting a big project may be daunting. What if you purchase a pattern only to discover it's beyond your capability? What if you decide you don't like the pattern or that you'd rather do something else?

Finding beginner quilt patterns is an easy solution to this dilemma because you can review the pattern before you start, and if it's not quite right, you can choose something else. More importantly, our quilting patterns for beginners have been selected for the simplicity of their pattern and ease of completion.

What Printable Quilt Patterns Provide
There's no guesswork involved with printable quilt patterns. You're directed step-by-step on how to prepare, sew and finish your quilt. Your pattern typically comes with instructions that include:

1. Fabric Requirements: The quilt pattern tells you how much fabric you need for the quilt squares, binding and backing. These fabric requirements will give you the yardage needed. To simplify things, it can be a good idea for new quilters to make a quilt using precut fabric squares.
2. Cutting: You'll be given the measurements for fabric pieces used to make the quilt top, the binding and backing so you can cut them accordingly.
3. Block Assembly: Square by square, you'll be instructed how to put the fabric pieces together to make blocks.
4. Quilt Top Assembly: Once all the blocks are in place, it's time to put them all together to create the top of your quilt.
5. Finishing: This is where you add the backing and binding for your quilt.