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My Rolling Bow Tie Quilt Block to Make

Free Weekly Quilt Block Pattern

It’s fun for me to draw quilt blocks out on graph paper. They make me happy and I love the ideas they sparks as I do them. This is one of my quilt blocks.

Today I’m sharing my Rolling Bow Tie Quilt Pattern Block.
See all my quilt patterns

Finished Quilt Block is Sixteen Inches by Sixteen Inches (16″ x 16″)

Cut 1 White – 6 ½” x 6 ½”

Cut 1 Lt. Blue – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”

Cut 1 Blue – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”

Mark squares corner to corner SEWING LINE. Place on corner, good side to good, sew on line, trim and press

Cut 4 Lt. Blue – 3 ½” x 3 ½”

Cut 4 Blue – 3 ½” x 3 ½” Sew as shown and add on sides.

Cut 1 Lt. Blue – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Cut 1 Blue – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Cut 2 White – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Make triangles

Cut 12 White – 2 ½” x 1 ½”

Cut 4 Lt. Blue – 1 ½” x 1 ½”

Cut 4 Blue – 1 ½” x 1 ½” Sew rows as shown, sew to the top and bottom

Cut 4 Lt. Blue – 2 ½” x 2 ½”

Cut 4 Blue – 2 ½” x 2 ½”

Cut 4 White – 2 ½” x 8 ½” Sew into rows and sew on top and bottom

Free Rolling Bow Quilt Block Pattern

Cut 4 White – 1 ½” x 1 ½”

Cut 2 Lt. Blue and 2 Blue – 1 ½” x 1 ½”

Cut 4 White – 1 ½” x 2 ½” Sew row as shown, sew on sides

IF you make four quilt blocks and add two inch sashing you will have a 34 inch by 34 inch quilt.

This is a quilt block of PLAY with COLOR ! Have FUN !

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How to Make Center Squares and Triangle Corner Square Quilt Blocks

Tuesday Thread – Quilt How to

The Center triangle quilt block is all about sewing your triangles on to opposite sides, turn and sew opposite sides.

FYI: I am a little generous with my cutting of the triangles, you can always cut them, sew and trim, to the 1/4″ seam allowance.

Center Square

Cut your Squares and then triangles as stated in the pattern.

Sew on the top triangle, Trim the ends even.

Sew on the bottom Triangle, Trim the ends.

Note:
sewing the pieces across make the square lay flat, as does trimming the ends.

Sew on the side triangles.

Trim the quilt block making sure to leave the 1/4” seam allowance.

Press

center square quilt block cutting chart — Center Square Cutting Guide

Triangle Corners Adding Triangle to corner unit

Cut your Squares into triangles as stated in the pattern.

Sew triangles (finished size plus 7/8″) to square or triangle block,
trim and press.

Cut your Squares (finished size plus 7/8″)and then into triangles as
stated in the pattern

Place the good-side of fabric to good-side of
fabric, sew from corner to corner.

Using a 1/4” seam allowance, trim, press to larger triangle.

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Fun and Color Quilt Block Pattern to Make

English Rose Quilt Block Pattern

I have to LOVE a Quilt pattern named, “English Rose” what says quilting more than a English Rose. Complete quilt pattern is here for you, my quilt block is all abut the background fabric, you do YOU !

The finished size this quilt block is ten inches by ten inches. If you’d like the complete set of 68 of this series and how to make the quilt, it’s HERE for you !

Cut 6 Burgundy 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Cut 6 White 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Make Triangles How to do Triangles

Cut 5 White 2 ½” x 2 ½”

Cut 4 Burgundy 2 ½” x 2 ½”

Cut 4 Gray 2 ½” x 2 ½”

Sew as Shown

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How to Sew a Quarter Square Triangle

Join Us For Tuesday Threads

It’s Tuesday Thread, where I am breaking down quilting techniques one stitch at a time!

Today, is the quarter square triangles, those clever little pieces that add movement quilt blocks. Sometimes called hourglass units, these triangles are made by combining two half square triangles and then slicing again. They’re perfect for stars, pinwheels, and any design that needs a touch of symmetry and flair.
I am taking the mystery away and showing you how to do it easily.

We have made a square, a triangle and some basic quilt info. NOW it’s time for some FUN quilt block patterns. Don’t over think these, just step by step.

Quarter Square Triangle

The Quilt Ladies teach you how to quilt.

Cut 2 squares, 1 each color – your squares needs to be cut 1 ¼” larger than the
finished size you need, example you need a 4” finished square cut square
5 ¼” x 5 ¼”

On lightest color on the back, pencil mark from corner to corner.

Sew ¼” from the line, on each side of the line.

With scissors cut on each of the 2 lines, open up, move the match colors, pin and sew you will have 2 blocks

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Fun Star Quilt Block is Here for YOU!

Weekly Quilt Block Pattern

A star quilt block can be as simple or intricate as you like, perfect for both beginners and experienced quilters. This quilt block pattern has a finished size of eight inches by eight inches. Have fun with color as you are making yours. The white on my quilt block helps make the other colors pop or showcase them.
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Cut 4 Pink– 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Cut 4 White 2 7/8” x 2 7/8”
Make Triangles – How I make my triangles

Cut 8 Blue – 1 ½” x 1 ½”

Cut 8 Purple – 1 ½” x 1 ½”

Cut 16 White – 1 ½” x 1 ½”

Sew as shown

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Hand Sewing a Quilt Block – Tuesday Thread

Hand Sew a Quilt Block

Let’s do some hand piecing of a quilt block

I hand piece or hand quilt EVERY Monday at my small group quilting group. Really…I’m just to lazy to get my sewing machine carried in and set up, plus then I couldn’t walk over. A new member arrived last Monday and she asked LOTS of questions about hand piecing.
So, I’m re-posting my basic hand piecing class

I feel all quilter’s should at some time do hand piecing, I know you think I’m nuts, but it brings me back to the tradition of what quilters are all about. I try to do one every year or so. Your piece need not be a huge project, but please, try it.

This is my travel quilt box, would you believe it’s an old Ethel M Chocolate box from Las Vegas about 35 years ago. It has everything but scissors, you just can’t travel with them anymore. I have gotten into the habit of keeping it all together. This box has been on many vacations, fishing trips and even at baseball/football games in many towns, when the boys still lived with us.

Cut an assortment of fabric,

For one block you will need

8 – 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2″

and

4 – 2 1/2″ x 1 1/2″

I just cut a pile of each and put the colors together as I piece.

Mark a 1/4″ seam line on fabric back, I use a ruler and pencil.

Knot your thread and do a rocking stitch. After a bit you will not need the line, notice my thumb,

I use it as my measurement guide, some add a mark on their nail, but I don’t like messing up my nails, aka manicure !

I use a thread about 18-20 inches long and string piece, knotting at the beginning and end of each block. Finger piece them open.

Draw seam line if needed. Place good fabric to good, pin and sew.

Open and finger press. Add 2 1/2″ x 1 1/2′ to side.

Draw sewing line, Pin and sew on line,

Finger press to the outside.

Take 2 1/2″ x 1 1/2″ and draw sewing line on each end, sew to 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2″ Do 2 times.

Draw seam line if needed. Place good fabric to good, pin and sew.

This is the back of my hand pieced block.

Two finished blocks, each block has a finished size of 4″

Take some time, don’t take it all too serious, pick a comfy chair, good light and just have some HAND piecing fun.

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The Book of Luke, Stitched into The Story with Quilt Blocks

Holiday Daily Readings

“The Book of Luke Stitched into the Story”
Looking for something deeper this December — for you and your family?

“The Book of Luke Stitched into the Story” includes:
The full Gospel of Luke (all chapters + verses)
A daily children’s reading to share
25 quilt block patterns
Daily reflections to gently guide your heart
It’s a family-friendly, faith-filled way to create something beautiful — with your hands and your spirit. This is more than a devotional. It’s a story you stitch together. In Paperback and Hardcover Available NOW and HERE

September 2025 Quilt Pattern of the Month: Add a little sass!

Put on Some Red Lipstick and Let’s Quilt this Quilt

Let’s talk quilts, and let’s talk about my red and white quilt pattern for September!
So “Put on Some RED Lipstick and Let’s Quilt” this Quilt !
Or any color with a white background.

For September 2025, I’m bringing back a pattern that’s as fun to say as it is to sew: “Put on Some Red Lipstick and Let’s Quilt.”

This design celebrates the bold beauty of red and white—a combo that never goes out of style. It’s classic, crisp, and oh-so-versatile. Start with a fresh white base, layer in striking red accents, and you’ve got a quilt that’s both timeless and eye-catching. And if red’s not your thing? No problem! This pattern works with any color combo, so let your creativity shine.

Why You’ll Love It:
Finished quilt size: 54” x 74”
Easy-to-follow piecing instructions
Confident beginner-friendly
Works in fabric colors with white background
Big impact with simple construction

Feeling a little stuck in your sewing space? Trust me, a swipe of red lipstick might be just what you need. It’s amazing what a bold lip and a fresh pattern can do! And because we all love a little instant joy, your digital download will be ready in minutes. No waiting, just quilting.

Get your pattern now at my Etsy Shop HERE

Here’s to bold colors, fearless creativity, and the kind of confidence only quilting (and red lipstick) can bring.

September quilt pattern 2025 The Quilt Ladies — Red Lipstick, Let’s QUILT

New to Quilting for just need a refresher my Tuesday Thread How to Quilt is here for you

The Quilt Ladies Beth Ann — Beth Ann is The Quilt Ladies

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How to Quilt – Basic Need to Knows

Tuesday Thread – Quilt Information

Here is a bit of info that will make starting to quilt a little easier. Quilt sizes, fabric sizes and if you missed it how to sew a basic square and triangle quilt block.

Standard Cut Sizes of Fabric

Fat Quarter – 18” x 22”

Fat Eighth – 9” x 22”

Fat Sixteenth – 4 ½” x 22”

1 Yards is 36” x 44-45 ”(width may be different per
fabric company)

Standard Mattress Sizes

Crib – 23’ x 46’ or 28” x 52”

Twin Single – 39” x 75”

Double/Full – 54” x 75”

Queen – 60” x 80”

King – 76” x 80” or 78” x 80”

Standard Batting Sizes

Crib Size – 45’ x 60”

Twin – 72” x 90”

Double/Full – 81” x 96”

Queen – 90” x 108”

King 120” x 120”

IF you missed it here are the TWO basic Quilt blocks again !

There are MANY ways to piece quilt blocks,

I’m sharing the way I like to do it.

Squares

Cut 2 – 2 ½” x 2 ½” squares the same size (finished size of square plus 1/2 inch)

Good to good Fabric

¼ inch seam allowance, sew

Trim threads

Open and Press to the dark – My How to do this

Triangles

Cut 2- 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” Squares

(finished size
plus 7/8”)

Good to good fabric, with a pencil draw a line corner to
corner, this is

The line you measure your ¼” seam allowance from

Sew from edge to edge use a ¼” seam

Cut in half on the pencil line, trim threads

Open and press to the dark fabric,

There will be 2 blocks – My How to do this

Cutting Chart for Half-Square Triangles

Learn how to quilt with The Quilt Ladies

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Password Log Book

We All Need to Do This !

This log book began out of care and necessity. When my husband served as the executor of a dear friend’s estate, we quickly realized how important it is to have everything written down—organized, accessible, and in one place.

Inside you’ll find:

Alphabetical pages for easy access
Space for websites, usernames, passwords, notes
Simple layout—perfect for all ages
For home or office
A practical gift idea for:
Anyone wanting to stay organized and secure
Seniors or caregivers
Executors of estates
Families managing household accounts

Author: thequiltladies@gmail.com

My Rolling Bow Tie Quilt Block to Make

It’s fun for me to draw quilt blocks out on graph paper. They make me happy and I love the ideas they sparks as I do them. This is one of my quilt blocks.

Today I’m sharing my Rolling Bow Tie Quilt Pattern Block.
See all my quilt patterns

Like this:

How to Make Center Squares and Triangle Corner Square Quilt Blocks

The Center triangle quilt block is all about sewing your triangles on to opposite sides, turn and sew opposite sides.

Center Square

Triangle Corners Adding Triangle to corner unit

Like this:

Fun and Color Quilt Block Pattern to Make

I have to LOVE a Quilt pattern named, “English Rose” what says quilting more than a English Rose. Complete quilt pattern is here for you, my quilt block is all abut the background fabric, you do YOU !

Like this:

How to Sew a Quarter Square Triangle

Like this:

Fun Star Quilt Block is Here for YOU!

Like this:

Hand Sewing a Quilt Block – Tuesday Thread

Let’s do some hand piecing of a quilt block

I feel all quilter’s should at some time do hand piecing, I know you think I’m nuts, but it brings me back to the tradition of what quilters are all about. I try to do one every year or so. Your piece need not be a huge project, but please, try it.

Thank you for supporting my Etsy shop and my Quilt Ladies Book

SEE Beth Ann’s BOOKS on Amazon and
PDF download quilt patterns on Etsy

Like this:

The Book of Luke, Stitched into The Story with Quilt Blocks

Like this:

September 2025 Quilt Pattern of the Month: Add a little sass!

Let’s talk quilts, and let’s talk about my red and white quilt pattern for September!
So “Put on Some RED Lipstick and Let’s Quilt” this Quilt !
Or any color with a white background.

Here’s to bold colors, fearless creativity, and the kind of confidence only quilting (and red lipstick) can bring.

Like this:

How to Quilt – Basic Need to Knows

Like this:

Password Log Book

Like this:

It’s fun for me to draw quilt blocks out on graph paper. They make me happy and I love the ideas they sparks as I do them. This is one of my quilt blocks. Today I’m sharing my Rolling Bow Tie Quilt Pattern Block. See all my quilt patterns

Share this:

Like this:

The Center triangle quilt block is all about sewing your triangles on to opposite sides, turn and sew opposite sides.

Center Square

Triangle Corners Adding Triangle to corner unit

Share this:

Like this:

I have to LOVE a Quilt pattern named, “English Rose” what says quilting more than a English Rose. Complete quilt pattern is here for you, my quilt block is all abut the background fabric, you do YOU !

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Let’s do some hand piecing of a quilt block

I feel all quilter’s should at some time do hand piecing, I know you think I’m nuts, but it brings me back to the tradition of what quilters are all about. I try to do one every year or so. Your piece need not be a huge project, but please, try it.

Thank you for supporting my Etsy shop and my Quilt Ladies Book

SEE Beth Ann’s BOOKS on Amazon and PDF download quilt patterns on Etsy

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Let’s talk quilts, and let’s talk about my red and white quilt pattern for September! So “Put on Some RED Lipstick and Let’s Quilt” this Quilt ! Or any color with a white background.

Here’s to bold colors, fearless creativity, and the kind of confidence only quilting (and red lipstick) can bring.

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

It’s fun for me to draw quilt blocks out on graph paper. They make me happy and I love the ideas they sparks as I do them. This is one of my quilt blocks.

Today I’m sharing my Rolling Bow Tie Quilt Pattern Block.
See all my quilt patterns

SEE Beth Ann’s BOOKS on Amazon and
PDF download quilt patterns on Etsy

Let’s talk quilts, and let’s talk about my red and white quilt pattern for September!
So “Put on Some RED Lipstick and Let’s Quilt” this Quilt !
Or any color with a white background.