Baskets are designed in what seems like an endless number of ways, and I've only made a dent in the coverage -- so far. But basket blocks are one of my own personal favorites, so do watch for regular updates to this list of patterns.
Amish Baskets Quilt Block Pattern (15-inches)
Amish Baskets is another large quilt block, finishing at 15-inches square. You can make it in the Amish style (solid fabrics) as shown, or change the design completely by sewing with florals, geometrics, reproduction prints, batiks or any other type of fabric you desire. I'm a big fan of Civil War era prints, but 1920s and 1930s fabrics might be a nice choice for this pretty basket quilt block.
Berry Basket Quilt Block Pattern (12-inches)
Fruit Baskets Quilt Block Pattern (12-inches)
Sun and Shadows Basket Quilt Block Pattern (12-inches)
Grape Basket Quilt Block Pattern (10-inches)
Four Little Baskets Quilt Block Pattern
Tapestry Basket Quilt Block Pattern (15-inches)
Easy Basket Quilt Block Pattern (6-inches)
These pretty basket quilt blocks were originally featured in a swap on the Quilting Forum. The baskets are not difficult at all to make, and you can choose different (but easy) methods to add a handle. The quilt block instructions outline the types of fabrics used in the forum event, and they look super sewn that way, but always feel free to change fabrics to suit your needs. The basket blocks finish at 6-inches square and would make a lovely baby quilt.
Woven Baskets Quilt Block Pattern (12-inches)
Woven Baskets has a half-square triangle unit base and handle, but the design looks a little like a dual basket. Play around with colors and color values to create a totally different look for your Woven Baskets quilt blocks.
Checkerboard Flower Basket Quilt Block Pattern (15-inches)
I love this basket quilt block. It's large, 16-inches square, and has loads of patchwork. Make the block in an orderly design, as shown, or grab fabrics from your scrap bin and really mix it up. The blocks look great in either an on-point or straight setting (sewn horizontally, side by side). One of these blocks, placed on-point, creates a striking medallion center for a wallhanging.











