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Follow The following quilting patterns are from external sources and are not created by me. I have provided the links to the original designers who have kindly offered their patterns for free. Please direct any inquiries about the quilting techniques to the respective designers.

Cross My Mind Quilt Block

Cross My Mind Quilt Block
Designed by  © Brigitte Heitland of Zen Chic

Prepare to be charmed by the "Cross My Mind" quilt block, designed by Brigitte Heitland of Zen Chic! This stunning block is Block #9 in the popular Moda Blockheads 4 series, and its visual appeal has garnered well-deserved praise from quilters everywhere.

Head over to the link below to discover more about this captivating design. You'll find details about Brigitte Heitland, the talented designer behind the block, and a link to her blog where you can download a free pattern and delve deeper into her design philosophy.

The post also explores the block's versatility when it comes to fabric choices. The first stunning example utilizes Love Note fabric, while another showcases the block's beauty with Flower Pot fabric.  The author highlights the block's ability to beautifully accommodate unidirectional prints, making it a fantastic option for a wide range of fabric preferences.

So, if you're looking for a visually striking and adaptable quilt block to add to your repertoire, the "Cross My Mind" is definitely worth exploring. Click on the link below and let your creativity take flight!

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Divided Cross Free Quilt Block Pattern

Divided Cross Free Quilt Block Pattern

Calling all adventurous quilters! This Divided Cross block offers a touch more complexity than your average block, but fear not – it's the number of pieces, not the difficulty, that elevates it slightly.

Don't be intimidated! The good news is, all the individual patches you'll encounter are familiar friends – squares, rectangles, the ever-reliable half-square triangle, and even the quarter square triangle make an appearance.

Speedy Sewing Tip:

To streamline your construction and minimize the number of blocks to assemble, I recommend opting for the generously sized 16-inch block. This reduces the overall number of blocks needed for your quilt.

Construction with Ease:

Personally, I find it easier to construct blocks in manageable "chunks" rather than individual rows. So, to achieve that satisfying sense of progress, I've chosen the uneven nine-patch method for assembling this design.

Ready to dive into this captivating block? Grab your favorite fabrics and let's get sewing! (The free pattern at the link below.)

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Ann's Star Quilt Block

Ann's Star Quilt Block
The Photo by © Auntie's Quaint Quilts

Ann's Star quilt block is a stunning pieced design that showcases a prominent star shape in the center. This block is constructed from various fabric pieces, including squares, rectangles, and half-square triangles, which are sewn together to create the star motif. The star points may either touch or be separated, depending on the specific variation of the block. 

As an "easy" quilt block, Ann's Star is an excellent choice for beginners or those looking for a quick project. 

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