5 inch squares quilt ideas

5 inch squares make for some fast and easy designs that take no time at all to whip together.

Over 30 quilts to make using charm packs! A combination of free tutorials and patterns to buy to use up those 5 inch squares in your stash.

Please, someone, tell me that this block has a name! I have looked and looked and all I saw for a name for this block is “rectangle square.” Really? Is that what this block is called? We have half-square triangles, but are there no such things as half-square rectangles? Because, that is what this quilt is made of–a ton of half-square rectangles! I am finally getting rid of all of my scraps/stash that I have held onto for too long. This quilt was a fun way to do just that. started this quilt…

Over 30 quilts to make using charm packs! A combination of free tutorials and patterns to buy to use up those 5 inch squares in your stash.

Try one of these charm square quilts that you can finish in 3 hours or less! Simple, fun and gorgeous - you will love them!

Learn how to make this easy, simple Building Blocks Quilt for beginners! Jenny Doan demonstrates how to make a quick and easy Building Blocks quilt using 10 inch squares of precut fabric (layer cakes). For this project she chose Sensibility 10" Squares by Maywood Studio. This is a great quilt for beginners, and it can be made scrappy, modern, or any other style you like! Follow Missouri Star Quilt Co for more Quilt block patterns for beginners.

This beginner block is super easy with only three sizes of patches, no triangles, and lots of different looks depending on color placement. I'll show some different color and layout options at the end.

Are you looking for easy and beginner-friendly patterns to sew? I got you covered! This simple quilt using 5-inch squares and 1-inch strips by my sewing room is perfect for beginners like you. You can also use your fabric scraps for this project, so take them out if you have them. It's super fun and

When I was sorting through my fabric last week I came across a charm pack of Kate Spain's Cuzco and had a sudden urge to put it to work. I wanted to use every square and not chop them up into smaller pieces thereby losing potential size of a finished project. So I settled for a very simple layout for a small quilt/wallhanging. All 42 charm squares were laid out as shown above and then I added three rounds of kona snow borders. This pretty flimsy is the result of some nice, straightforward…

The FOUR SQUARE VARIATION quilt block is created using only simple patches -- squares, rectangles and half square triangles. The colours in the opposite corners gives a directional detail to the block and this opens up lots of interesting design possibilities for your quilts.