Criss cross quilt pattern

Discover timeless Cross Quilt Patterns! Perfect for any style, these Plus Quilt Patterns blend tradition with modernity.

Criss Cross Quilt (Downloadable Pattern) Collection: QuiltType: Sewing PatternSkill Level: BeginnerDesigner: My Girlfriend’s Quilt Shoppe Cozy up with the Criss Cross Quilt, a charming addition to any home decor. This quilt features a delightful criss-cross pattern that adds texture and visual interest to your space. W

The 9 patch quilt block is seriously one of the most basic and easy quilt block. Mix it up with a few fun rotary cuts and you have yourself a super quick, simple and easy to sew quilt block!

The photo above © UK City CrafterWhat beautiful quilting pattern! I found it on Pinterest. The cross & the crown... free patchwork quilt block pattern.This quilt pattern is available as a free downloa

Criss Cross Applesauce Pattern - Paper Version

Carolina Lilies fabric from Robin Pickens and Moda Fabrics mocked up into Criss Cross Kisses pattern.

Now before you tell me I spelled ‘Chris Cross’ wrong that is how they spell the name of the pattern, it is named after the designer! This is Michele’s quilt and the pattern is from a free YouTube tutorial that you can find here. I think the fabrics are Kansas Troubles and Michele requested the Maple Syrup pantograph. I used a medium green So Fine thread and Quilters Dream Blend batting. You can see the lake is still open but we won’t have too many more days like this as the lake should…

Some of my favorite weekends are those where we lounge around with no plans, or obligations, and just take it easy. This weekend was one of those weekends. There were a few errands to be run, some football (and commercials!) to be watched, but mostly (at least for me) there was lots of quality time spent down in my sewing room. I had started this Starburst Cross quilt using a fat quarter bundle of Salt Water by Tula Pink in the beginning of January, however this project was quickly brushed…

I looked up the name of the pattern from the other day, and that's what it was! I now have 20 blocks made and trimmed, so the next step is just sewing them together. I also started working on something else as well (of course) - can't do one thing at a time!

Now before you tell me I spelled ‘Chris Cross’ wrong that is how they spell the name of the pattern, it is named after the designer! This is Michele’s quilt and the pattern is from a free YouTube tutorial that you can find here. I think the fabrics are Kansas Troubles and Michele requested the Maple Syrup pantograph. I used a medium green So Fine thread and Quilters Dream Blend batting. You can see the lake is still open but we won’t have too many more days like this as the lake should…