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The Alaska Homestead quilt block is a beginner-friendly favorite that's perfect for both scrappy quilts and carefully planned color layouts. Finishing at 10 inches, this easy quilt block comes together with simple squares and half square triangles, making it an ideal choice for quilters who want beautiful results without complicated piecing.

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The Mosaic #5 quilt block is a 12-inch pattern made entirely from Flying Geese units, giving it a bold, geometric rhythm quilters love. First published by the Ladies Art Company in the 1890's, it's part of a classic block series with deep roots in American quilting history. Whether used in a sampler or repeated across a full quilt top,


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The Arkansas Crossroads quilt block is one of those wonderfully deceptive patterns: easy to sew but looks intricate and complex once your blocks are joined into a quilt top. Made from nothing more than squares and "snowballed" squares, it goes together quickly. I'll walk you through cutting and assembling the Arkansas Crossroads block in two ...


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The Mosaic #16 quilt block is a classic square-and-diamond design from the Ladies Art Company's popular Mosaic series, loved by quilters for its versatility and eye-catching geometry. This 12" finished block is easy to piece yet delivers a striking look and it pairs beautifully with other Mosaic blocks for endless layout options. In this tutorial, we'll walk ...


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The Louisiana quilt block is a classic pinwheel variation pattern from Hearth and Home magazine's state block series published from 1907 to 1912. This 8" block uses only flying geese units and rectangles making it a quick, satisfying project for quilters of any skill level. Read on for a step-by-step tutorial on piecing this traditional design.

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