Quilt Block Patterns in Non Traditional Sizes

All of the quilt block patterns in this folder are for blocks of somewhat non-traditional sizes, all ending in fractions for the finished block. Why? Because sometimes changing size makes patches rotary cuttable. In some cases, altering size helps two blocks work together in the same quilt, even though they wouldn't mesh property (or be rotary cuttable) when sewn in their 'standard' sizes. Block sizes shown are finished sizes.

7-1/2" Attic Window Quilt Block Pattern
Make Attic Windows quilt blocks inspired by oriental fabrics, and learn an easy technique to miter their corners.

8-1/2" Country Nine-Patch In a Square Quilt Blocks
Sew up a batch of these pretty Country Nine-Patch quilt blocks.

10-1/2" Turning Nines into a Seven Block
It's a strange name, but this quilt block was the result of playing around with designs in a drawing program, and doesn't match any of the traditional blocks I've found.

10-3/4" Navajo Quilt Block Pattern
Use my pattern to make the traditional Navajo quilt block, a lovely design that's perfect for southwestern themed fabrics and colors.

11-1/4" Double Nine Patch Quilt Block Pattern
Make a scrappy or orderly Double Nine Patch quilt block, and be sure to take a look at page 4 for an easy quilt option.

11-1/4" Improved Four-Patch Quilt Block & Quilt Pattern
To make the Improved Four Patch blocks, a four patch unit is placed on point, with a corner triangle sewn to each of its sides. Make individual quilt blocks or a 58" x 79" quilt.

12-1/2" Providence Quilt Block Pattern
Stars within stars... that's a good way to envision the Providence quilt block.

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