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The Alaska Homestead quilt block is a 10" beginner-friendly favorite that's perfect for both scrappy quilts and carefully planned color layouts.

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.

The quick and easy Louisiana quilt block is a classic pinwheel variation pattern from Hearth and Home magazine's state block series published from 1907 to 1912.

The Colorado quilt block is a classic 8" pattern that's perfect for beginners and scrappy quilters alike. This traditional block is made entirely from half-square triangles, with a charming pinwheel...

Let's look at this variation of the Massachusetts quilt block today. Using only Half Square Triangle and Hourglass blocks plus two squares, it goes together quickly to create a lovely...

This version of the Alabama Quilt Block is great as an alternating chain block and also creates a lovely quilt all on its own. The block is quick and easy...

Let's sew together this easy block. The Georgia quilt block is a traditional design that was published in Hearth & Home, a crafting magazine, and later in Workbasket as the...

Today let's look at the quick and easy Road to Tennessee quilt block. There are lots of ways to arrange this block but we'll start with the original. Let's get...

Today let's sew together an Arkansas Traveler quilt block. This Ladies Art Company block is a spool-type block and is an easy block to put together. Of course, there are other...

Today we’re going to sew together an Ohio Star block – maybe you’ve heard of it by a different name like Sawtooth Star, Lone Star – it goes by quite...