Heart quilts

Save This Easy Heart Quilt Block Pattern Tutorial. You’ll fall in love with these hearts! Follow along with Misty as she stitches the Confetti Hearts quilt which features dozens of falling hearts. Make this for a special love in your life, or show some self-love by keeping it for yourself! These hearts will fall for you just as much as you’ll fall for this lovely quilt. Follow Missouri Star Quilt Co. for more Heart Quilt Tutorials for your next Valentine's Quilting Project!

Printable pattern with instructions to cut and piece a heart quilt block into any size you like. Create blocks from from 2" to 12".

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A couple of weeks ago, I reached the point of no return and before I could embark on any more sewing the time had come to tidy my Sewing Room...to say it was a pit would be an understatement! I had a huge sort out and gave two massive bags of fabric to a friends daughter who is embarking on her Textiles GCSE . Despite this, I still have a mountain of fabric left over, no surprise since I own a quilt shop and as a perk of the day job, I get to bring home pretty snippets and end of bolts…

Hey there! My name is Amy. I opened a small quilt shop in Hillsboro, Oregon in 2019. It is a huge amount of work, but I love it so much that it never feels like “work”. I live in Portland with my husband and three kids...

Looking for a free Valentine’s Day quilt pattern (or 2 or 27?) It’s no secret that I LOVE Valentine’s Day! Not for the chocolate and roses (though those are nice….), but I LOVE red and pink! I think another reason I love Valentine’s Day decorating is that it’s a really nice way to “warm” up […]

Explore our Heart Quilt Patterns roundup for unique designs, from romantic to modern. Perfect for gifts, weddings, or a cozy home addition!

It's been a very strange week as we adapt to the new normal. Andy is still at work as his job is on the key worker list. At home, our first week of home schooling is now nearly half way through. I sat down last weekend and drew up what I thought could be a realistic timetable that we would be able to stick with. I've gone for 5 half hour lesson slots, my theory being that if they were in a class room setting, there would be more mental breaks than studying solo. I felt half an hour was a…