11 Free Quilt Patterns: Easy patterns

If you are ready to quilt today, we have compiled 25 free quilt patterns perfect for a beginning quilter.

Make sure to also join us monthly for our free quilt block patterns of the month free pattern, which is delivered to your inbox on the 1st day of each month.

We also have a handy quilt size chart so you can determine the size you need for your quilt.

Supplies Needed For Quilting

• Sewing Machine
• Polyester thread
• Fabric such as Jelly rolls, precut fabric charm packs or fat quarters
• Free Quilt Pattern
• Iron
• Cutting Mat
• Magnetic Seam gauge
• Quilters rulers
• Scissors
• Rotary cutter

Free Quilt Patterns

 Zig Zag Pattern

This easy pattern uses charm packs and although it may look difficult, it is simple. Because charm packs have a coordinating fabric collection, it makes it easy to create this quilt.

It makes a super cute baby quilt. It comes with detailed instructions and if you don’t want to use charm packs you can actually use your own fabrics. 

Thanks to Scattered Thoughts from a crafty mom for providing this free quilt pattern.

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​Jelly Roll Jam Quilt Pattern

I am not sure there could be an easier quilt than this. You simply take 3 jelly roll strips and sew them together and cut them up for easy quilt blocks that are than put together for a full quilt. 

This would also make great table runners or your first quilt. It’s a great project for quilters of all skill levels. 

Chevron Quilt pattern

Hey there! If you’re on the hunt for a super cool and trendy quilt pattern that’s also a breeze to sew, you’re gonna be head over heels for this fantastic Chevron Quilt tutorial that won’t cost you a dime! 

The good news? It’s designed to be made using a layer cake and half-square triangles. Now, let me break it down for you: layer cakes are these pre-cut fabric squares measuring 10 by 10 inches.

 And here’s the nifty trick that makes this quilt design a total cinch—it’s a fun little hack that allows you to whip up four half-square triangle blocks all at once. How awesome is that?

Basket Weave Quilt Pattern

Oh, I’ve got another exciting quilt for you, and it’s perfect for celebrating your patriotic spirit! It’s actually a variation of the basket weave quilt we talked about earlier, but with a twist.

Instead of a solid color for the basket weave, this pattern calls for using two 2.5-inch strips to create each block. It adds a vibrant and dynamic touch to the design. 

And here’s the best part: if you’re a fan of precut fabrics, you can totally dive into your stash of layer cakes or jelly rolls and use them for this pattern.

How convenient and versatile is that? Get ready to show off your love for your country with this fabulous quilt!

Simple Square Blocks

Hey there! Have you heard about this amazing free quilt pattern? It’s a total blast and the perfect way to display those lovely holiday fabrics you adore.

The best part is that it’s designed specifically for layer cake precuts, which means you’ll have an absolute blast putting the quilt top together.

What makes this pattern even better is how beginner-friendly it is. You won’t have to worry about doing a ton of cutting because it’s kept to a minimum. Plus, keeping the blocks aligned straight and even is a piece of cake. Trust me, it’s super easy!

So, if you’re looking for a fun and stress-free project that showcases your favorite holiday fabrics, this free quilt pattern is a great way to go.

You’re bound to have a great time piecing it all together!

Rainbow Quilt

Have you seen the Rainbow Blocks Quilt Pattern? It’s seriously amazing! This quilt pattern is all about vibrant colors and simplicity. All you need is a jelly roll and a single background fabric, and you’re good to go!

What’s even better is that this quilt pattern is an absolutely free tutorial. You can choose from four different sizes, so it’s super versatile.

And guess what? They even provide a free printable PDF pattern that you can easily download. It’s like a quilter’s dream come true!

So, if you’re in the mood for a quilt that’s bursting with color and incredibly easy to make, the Rainbow Blocks Quilt Pattern is totally worth checking out. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!

Snuggly Bricks Quilt Pattern

Just like layering bricks on a house, this quilt layers blocks of fabric to make a brick pattern. You can use your own fabric blocks or fat quarter bundles from Fat Quarter Shop, which has some great options for coordinated fabrics for beginner quilters. 

Plus Quilt Pattern

Oh, let me tell you about the plus quilt! It’s such a breeze to make, and you’ll be amazed at how quickly it comes together. If you’re new to quilting and looking for a perfect first project, this is it!

The best part is that the entire quilt is made using 5-inch charm squares. So if you have a stash of those, you’re all set!

Plus quilts are fantastic because they work great with precuts and let you play around with different fabrics. It’s a wonderful way to showcase your fabric collection.

And guess what? This pattern has it all covered. Not only does it provide a PDF pattern template, but it also gives you three different versions to choose from.

Talk about options! You can pick the one that speaks to your style and preferences.

So, if you’re eager to dive into quilting or simply want a fun and versatile project, the plus quilt is calling your name. Get ready to enjoy the process and create something truly beautiful!

Four Patch Quilt Tutorial

Let me introduce you to the world of four-patch quilts! They are the epitome of simplicity, speed, and perfect for beginners. And guess what? This particular four-patch quilt takes the easiness to a whole new level!

What makes it so simple is that it combines a regular four-patch with a larger “patch” option. This means you’ll spend less time cutting and piecing, while still achieving that classic four-patch quilt look. It’s like getting the best of both worlds!

If you’re looking for a project that’s easy to tackle but still delivers a fantastic result, this quilt pattern is the one for you.

You’ll be amazed at how quickly it comes together and how satisfying it is to create something beautiful. So grab your fabrics and get ready to dive into the joy of four-patch quilting!

Three Times Around 

Hey there, let me tell you about this awesome triangle quilt! It’s a fantastic project for beginners, but it adds a little extra excitement to the assembly process.

You see, when sewing the triangles together, you’ll need to offset them by 1/4 inch. Don’t worry, though! As long as you have a creative grids rulers and a marking pen, you’ll breeze through it with no issues.

This quilt takes things up a notch by incorporating that slight offset, giving it a unique and eye-catching look. It’s all about those little details, you know? And trust me, the end result is absolutely fantastic.

So, if you’re up for a challenge that’s still beginner-friendly, this simple triangle quilt is just the thing. Grab your ruler, marking pen, and let your creativity shine.

You’ll be amazed at what you can accomplish with a little bit of precision and a whole lot of fun!

Layer Cake Quilt

This cute Layer cake quilt is easy for new quilters with step-by-step instructions. The construction process is simple and you can use novelty prints or turn it into a festive quilt using Christmas fabric.

We have included lots of easy quilt patterns, and please remember, as a group, we do a single block monthly and that is truly the best way to learn to quilt.