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Choose the quilt design or tool you need. Then just follow the prompts.

Block Quilt DesignChoose quilt measurements, block size, sashing, borders, binding, and block count.

Use the guided setup for a block quilt. Choose standard or custom dimensions, then add block size, sashing, borders, binding, and layout choices.

Open Block Quilt
Medallion Quilt DesignFor a centre feature, printed panels, or a quilt designed around your centerpiece.

Enter the quilt, panel, sashing, and border measurements. The tool can calculate the centre medallion size if you do not know it yet.

Open Medallion Quilt
Custom Quilt DesignFor a one-of-a-kind layout built from your measurements.

Use this when the quilt does not follow a standard block plan. Enter the finished size, then arrange blocks, colors, sashing, borders, and binding to match the customer's idea.

Open Custom Quilt
Block DesignBuild or edit the block before placing it into a quilt.

Use block samples or create a block grid, enter the block measurements, and send the finished block into the quilt design.

Open Block Design
Color WheelChoose fabric colors and color relationships.

Use the color wheel when the layout is set but the fabrics or color families still need choosing.

Open Color Wheel
Quilt GridSketch a quilt pattern square by square.

Use the grid to copy or draft a quilt idea row by row before turning it into measurements.

Open Quilt Grid
Block Quilt Design

Block Quilt Design

Choose quilt measurements, block size, sashing, borders, binding, and block count.

Follow the path, and we'll do the math. Your quilt design is just around the corner. All measurements are Fitted Sizes unless otherwise noted.

Quilt MeasurementsChoose one of the boxes below.
Standard Quilt Measurement
Non Standard Quilt Measurement
Block Play
Blocks In Quilt
Blocks Across And Down
Sashing Through The Row
Sashing Choices
Sashing?
Border Patrol
Border Choices
Border?
In A Bind
Binding?
Quilt CalculatorTurning quilting math into child's playApply final measurements to design grid takes the calculator's suggested measurements and puts them into the main quilt design boxes. So if the calculator suggests changing block count, sashing, borders, or binding to make the quilt fit, Apply final measurements to design grid copies those suggested values into the working inputs.
Math Inputs
Current design measurementsBlocks across/down, sashing, border, and binding come from the design boxes above.
Custom MeasurementsUse this when the customer already knows the exact sashing, borders, binding, or block counts.
Help Me Figure My Sashing Sizes
Choose your project dimensions, then hit Go to Grid. The fabric can wait its turn.
Open Block DesignBuild one block or panel block, then send it straight into the quilt grid.

Block Design

Inside The Block

Design one block at a time.
This is where your block ideas come to life! Touch the block square to choose and change their shape and/or color.

Block Setup
Log Cabin Test Builder
Build a block grid, click the little pieces to color them, then use Current Block in the Block Quilt Design grid.
Rule: your block design saves automatically in this browser. You can go back to quilt settings, then return to Block Design and your block will still be here unless you clear it. Saving to the library keeps a thumbnail copy.
Quilting Colors
Choose the quilting color to use while building the block.
More Shades
Panel Artwork
Replace Color In This Block
Block size: 12 inches | Pieces: 4 x 4
Block Piece Type
Block Samples

Patch Blocks

Chapter I

The foundation — grids of equal squares in two fabrics. The only thing that changes between them is how many squares. Tap a block to explore its quilts.

Pieced Blocks

Chapter II

Strips, triangles, and shaped picture blocks. Here rotation becomes a design tool: the same block, turned different ways across the quilt, produces wildly different results. The half-square triangle is the keystone — most star blocks are built from it.

Still to come: the rest of the pieced blocks (strip, economy, snowball, plus the four-color QST — a spinner cousin of the hourglass), then the Star family, then the Log Cabin family — each working just like this.

Mixed Blocks

Chapter III

Blocks that combine squares, strips, rectangles, and simple piecing in one design. These are the everyday quilt blocks that do not belong in only one category.

Custom Quilt Size

Customer Layout

This is the quilt shape built from the customer size.
It shows the blocks, colors, sashing, and borders as a finished quilt layout. Use the Block Quilt Design grid above for exact placement, or click directly in this quilt shape to place the selected color or Current Block.

Quilt shape from the current Block Quilt Design dimensions
Medallion Quilt DesignChoose panel counts, target size, sashing, borders, and equal panel-frame spacing.

Medallion planning, stitch by stitch.
Enter the quilt size, panel size, panel counts, sashing, and borders first. Use the Quilt Calculator for the medallion measurement inputs. If the medallion measurements are unknown, choose “No” under “Know Medallion Measurements?” and the helper can calculate the medallion size from fussy-cut suggestions and the other quilt-piece measurements.

Quilt Sizes
Standard Quilt Measurements
Enter the custom width and length for your quilt.
Medallion Choices
Medallion?
Block Design Choices
Blocks In Quilt
Panel Choices
Panel?
Panel Options
Panel Artwork
Sashing Choices
Border Choices
Binding Choices
Quilt Calculator
Know Medallion Measurements?
Calculate Medallion From Other Quilt Measurements?
Use Fussy Cut Suggestions?
Use Other Measurements To Calculate Medallion Size?
Customer Command
Medallion Preview
Medallion panel layout preview
Sketch a Quilt PatternUse a simple blank grid to copy a pattern idea row by row.

Designer Grid

Sketch It Out

Use this as a blank pattern sketch grid.
Choose the number of squares, then click colors into the grid exactly as you see the quilt pattern.

Grid Setup
Build a blank grid, then color it row by row.
Quilting Colors
Choose the quilting color, then place it on the sketch grid.
Working Sketch Color Code
Designer grid: 12 x 12

Disappearing Nine Patch Example

Completed 20x20

A completed 20×20 disappearing nine-patch quilt example built from the partial color-code rows and filled into a finished repeating layout.

Completed 20 by 20 disappearing nine-patch quilt using purple, lavender, white, yellow, pink, blue, green, and red