You may want to design a different layout for your heart blocks or follow Allison’s quilt tutorial from her site-Feel free to be creative! This is a casual sew along and a customizable project. We’ve not included piecing instructions in our free download because the Heart Block tutorial at Cluck Cluck Sew will cover what you’ll need to know about making the heart blocks and next week I’ll go over putting the quilt top together with sashing and borders right here on this blog. Find heart quilt patterns for every skill level, from easy to advanced, and create a quilt for someone you love. You’ll find a free download for our quilt layout, coloring sheet, and fabric requirements on the Sew Along page. You’ll also find suggestions for how to customize this block into other projects.įor this sew along we have Allison’s permission to use her block and we’ve selected and designed a quilt using an 8” square block, sashing, and border layout to make a 52’’ x 61’’ throw-size quilt. Please credit the quilt pattern to Sew Mariana.Allison’s Heart Block tutorial has a free download for her heart block with size options and a quilt layout for a 6’’ square block. See more ideas about quilt patterns, heart quilt, applique quilts. Sew the rows together to complete the quilt top. Explore Patricia Krafts board 'Affairs of the Heart Blocks' on Pinterest. Keep repeating until all the squares are sewn together into 16 blocks. Working in sets of 9 squares, sew the squares together to create a block. You will need about 2.5 yards of the background fabric and 1 yard for the border. With 10' blocks, it will finish at about 48' x 65' Youll notice that I added a border using the background fabric at the bottom of the quilt to balance it out. Quilts made using this pattern can be sold on a small independent scale. Step 4: Sew the Big Square Heart quilt together. Layout Options: Heres a standard on-point layout for this Heart quilt block. Duplication of any kind is not permitted. It will be mailed USPS first class within 1-3 business days. ***This listing is for a paper copy of the pattern.*** To construct the heart, 10 of these solid background squares will be turned. Next cut 16 solid background squares that are 5×5 inches.

(I’m choosing to keep my patterns monochromatic in each heart, with each completed heart block a different hue.) 2.

For best results, use non-directional prints. Begin by cutting 30 patterned squares that are 5×5 inches.

You can also create contrast with different print scales and colors. To achieve the folding ribbon effect, use contrasting dark and light fabrics on each block.Sub-cut the strips each into 25 squares 1 ¼', 100 total. Materials: Fabrics for Hearts: 50 strips 3 ½' x 6 ½' (scrap strips, or use 9 fat eighths and cut 6 strips from each) Background fabric: 1 yard. See the 2nd image for fabric requirements and specific quilt sizes. Simple Hearts Quilt Instructions: Finished Quilt: 42' x 44'.Pattern assumes that the quilter has basic piecing and quilting knowledge.

This patchwork pattern is made using traditional patch work piecing techniques.Join four 12-inch squares 2 across and 2 down for a table topper. Use a heart quilt blocks that are 12 or more inches square and join 3 together for a small table or 5 for a dining room table. All Sew Mariana Patterns come with full color graphics, detailed cutting directions and step by step instructions to make it easy to follow along. If you have even less time, choose a large block, add borders and make a pillow cover.

Heart quilt blocks