This quilt block from The Ladies Quilt Pattern Book has taken on a life of it’s on Pinterest ! Who would have thought this little star quilt ?!?! So here is it again !
I love seeing which quilt blocks catch your eye. Sometimes it’s a block I never expected to be a favorite—and then Pinterest takes over! That’s one of the things I love about quilting. A simple little block can become something completely different depending on the fabrics, colors, and quilter making it.
With 68 different blocks to choose from, you can make The Ladies Quilt as shown in the book, pick a few favorites for a smaller quilt, make pillows or table runners, or simply work your way through the blocks one at a time.
And if Pinterest has taught me anything, it’s this: Never underestimate a good little quilt block! It’s HERE – in Print and eBook
Meeting EVERY Tuesday to quilt is My Ladies. Doing large projects to small ones, they come together with baskets of fabric, ideas and laughter. “The Ladies”
They talked about it from time to time, doing a quilt pattern book and finally it was time to draw out their favorite quilt blocks and share them with all of you. All the quilt blocks stitched together, a quilt design (finished quilt measures 76″ x 84″ ) and that’s what became “The Ladies” Quilt Pattern Book.
Here is one of the Quilt Patterns from the book. The book has 68 quilt blocks, with a finished size of eight inches by eight inches. Here is my tutorial on How “I” make my triangles
Making a simple quilt pattern into a fantastic quilt pattern it’s easy and remember it’s ONLY a square. Making nine patch quilt block
This is just the next step in a nine patch quilt block. By adding more squares in different colors you can transform a nine-patch into a completely new quilt block.
Finished Quilt block size – Ten inches by Ten inches
Cut 5 Purple 2 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Cut 4 Gray 2 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Cut 8 Blue 2 1/2” x 2 1/2”
Cut 8 White 2 1/2” x 2 1/2”
One of my FUN Quilt Patterns, and it’s ALL Squares !
My Great-Great Grandmother’s Quilt This quilt was a gift to my mother from her Great Grandmother. And then a Gift to me from My Mother. Making it my, GREAT-GREAT Grandmother’s Gift to ME ! Well…That’s how I like to look at it.
I never met her and my mom only remembered helping with the peddle sewing machine. I use this quilt and love sleeping under it. It goes in the washer and now living here in Florida and not having a clothes line it does go it the dryer….Yes… it bothers me too, but…. the colors are still very bright, but the Florida sun won on these photo’s.
It’s fun for me to draw quilt blocks out on graph paper. They make me happy and I love the other ideas it sparks as I do them. This is one of my quilt blocks.
This is Husband’s Fish Quilt block.
This quilt has been traveled with, used and it’s the softest quilt in the house !
The quilt block has a finished size of 10″ x 10″, quilt block pattern is below, simple half-square triangles and patchwork squares, it will be great with prints or soft pastels.
This quilt is loved, used, washed and dried. Finished size of ONE quilt block is ten inches by ten inches. For Husband’s quilt I made 6 quilt blocks, added sashing and binding. It’s long to be used in a reclining chair and in his sleep bag on fishing trips.
Cutting for this ONE block as shown on the Left
Cut 12 Green – 2 7/8″ x 2 7/8″ Cut 12 White – 2 7/8″ x 2 7/8″ Make Triangles How I make Triangles
Cut 16 White – 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
Cut 4 White – 3 1/2 x 2 1/2″ Cut 4 White – 4 1/2″ x 10 1/2″
This quilt block is half triangles and half log cabin and one of those that make me smile !
The quilt block has a finished size of 12″ x 12″. I did cut and lay these quilt fabric colors out, you do you! I like the color likeness on the sides.
Making dreams into reality… one quilt block and reading at a time! I used this book ever month and it’s my daily reading now.
One thing I’ve learned over the years is that I write in almost every book I own. I underline passages, jot down thoughts in the margins, and ask myself questions.
When I opened Stitched Into the Story again this year, I realized I wanted more room to do exactly that. I wanted space to write, reflect, pray, and record what God was teaching me.
This book has been a true labor of love, combining 25 daily Scripture readings from the Gospel of Luke, thoughtful journal space for your own reflections, and 25 quilt block patterns that bring the Christmas story to life in a creative and meaningful way.
Whether you’re an experienced quilter or simply someone who enjoys slowing down with God’s Word, I hope this book becomes part of your Christmas tradition. Read a little each day, write what God places on your heart, and stitch together beautiful quilt blocks that will remind you of the journey. And yes… there’s a special Christmas quilt block to complete all 25 patterns!
From my Etsy shop to a book in print, 50 State Quilt Block Patterns, my ultimate quilting adventure across America! Packed with fun, creative quilt blocks inspired by each state’s flag (with a twist!), this quilt block is perfect for quilters of all levels. Whether you’re ready to make a quilt that covers all 50 states or just want to celebrate your favorite state, this book has easy-to-follow instructions and plenty of inspiration. Say HELLO to digital patterns OR HELLO to my printed book or eBook
Take a quilting journey across America with my collection of quilt blocks, each inspired by the beauty and symbolism of a U.S. state flag. These designs aren’t just replicas—they are thoughtfully crafted interpretations, blending the heart and heritage of each state into a stunning quilt block.
Each block finishes at 14″ x 14″, making them perfect for quilts, wall hangings, or individual creative projects. With clear, step-by-step instructions, this book ensures quilters of all skill levels can confidently bring these designs to life.
See a Book Page from 50 States Quilt Block Patterns
Let’s Make a Log Cabin Quilt, My New Quilt Pattern
Hi friends,
It feels good to sit down and write this. The past little while has been… different and slower than I planned. Life has a way of doing that.
I’ve still been sewing a quilt, I started a gift quilt. All the pieces cut and moments here and there that I could turn the sewing machine on and breathe a little better. Most days were full, some days were heavy, and most days I just needed rest. But moments with my hands, quilt pattern and time, priceless.
Husband went into to have stents they couldn’t do them, had a stroke waking up, staying in hospital until open heart 6 days later, 6 days in ICU for a total of 20 days in the hospital. That is the short brief notes, but I cannot go there with it all yet. He is better daily and two months in I have finally slept a complete night. And yes, both our minds and hearts had a terrible time stepping forward, see why below.
My Etsy shop number and sales are so off and I try not to worry about them…with me that is hard, just can’t do it all. But that too will have to be. See all I do
Make a Log Cabin Quilt
“Let’s Make a Log Cabin Quilt”
I had a quilt started and over the last few months, completed it and I want to share it with you all. It’s Grand #3”s graduation quilt. I have done it as a PDF at my Etsy Shopand an eBook, simpler for me to do right now.
A Little About My New Book, 6 different Log Cabin quilt block variations
Each block finishes at 16” x 16”
A quilt layout finishing at 88” x 104”
Step-by-step cutting and piecing instructions
Clear layouts and guidance (like I always do for you)
It’s designed so you can:
Follow it exactly…
Or mix, match, and make it your own. Because no two quilts and no two quilters are ever the same.
Quilting waits for us
The fabric doesn’t rush. The patterns do not disappear. And when we come back, it feels like coming home. Just one strip. One block.
One quiet hour.
I’m really glad you are here, Husband is here and I am finally settling into a new normal. Thank you, Beth Ann
Thank you for supporting my Etsy shop and my Quilt Ladies Book
I’m using a charm package, but any fabric will work. 
Sew into rows with 5 squares across
Sew together to form the cross border
Sew all the rows together, forming the center.
Layer quilt together, machine quilt or hand quilt. 
