Mix & Match Quilt Block Patterns
At the Sweet Potato Quilt Club, quilters get monthly mix and match block patterns that allow them to choose from several quilt layout possibilities with past blocks. This month’s quilt block pattern is an intermediate pattern because it involves 1/8″ cuts and trimming, and works with pieces that are cut on the bias. But no worries, it’s totally do-able, even for the beginner! I recommend starching your fabric when you begin, and watching the video tutorial that will help you trim the unit to its correct size:
Mix & Match Quilt Layout Combinations
Quilters that have been members since we opened get 52 new quilt layout possibilities simply by adding this new mix and match block pattern to their library. Here are all of the new combinations that are available to them just from adding this quilt block pattern:
1 Block
Members can use this single block to make a mini quilt, pillowcase, or add it with other individual blocks to make a tote, tablerunner, or a sampler quilt.
Making 5 Blocks
When you make (4) of the same block, you can make a 36″ x 36″ baby quilt and have (1) block leftover for another project:
When you make (5) of the same block, you can combine them with (4) different blocks to make a 54″ x 54″ Throw-Size quilt:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Morph:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Super Squares:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) On Point:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Star Kiss:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Butter Flutter Bliss:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Lucky Ribbon:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Cross My Heart:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Hocus Focus:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Starflake:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Throwin’ Shade:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Intersection:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Kinship:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Floating Feathers:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Echo Star:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) A Little Lighter:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Limelight:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Star Flower:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Triangle Bloom:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Trellis to the Stars:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Terrace:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Winter Fever:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Stripped Trees:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Crossing Paths:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Blissful Burst:
(5) Stepping Stones + (4) Quartet:
Making 9 Blocks
When you make (9) of the same block, you can make a 54″ x 54″ Throw-Size quilt:
Making 13 Blocks
When you make (13) blocks, you can put (12) blocks together in a 3×4 grid to make a 48″ x 64″ quilt and use the extra block to make a pillow, donate, or put into a sampler:
When you make (13) blocks, match them with (12) other blocks to make a 90″ x 90″ bed size quilt.
This is possible with the following combinations:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Super Squares:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) On Point:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Morph:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Butter Flutter Bliss:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Lucky Ribbon:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Cross My Heart:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Hocus Focus:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Starflake:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Throwin’ Shade:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Intersection:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Kinship:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Floating Feathers:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Echo Star:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) A Little Lighter:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Limelight:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Star Flower:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Triangle Bloom:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Trellis to the Stars:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Terrace:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Winter Fever:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Stripped Trees:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Crossing Paths:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Blissful Burst:
(13) Stepping Stones + (12) Quartet:
When you make (25) of the same block, you can make a 90″ x 90″ Bed-Size quilt:
Do you want to have all these choices at your fingertips? Join the Quilt Club today where you can start with three mix and match quilt block patterns right away and get a new pattern every month thereafter.
