Triangle quilt pattern

I’ve spent the last few months searching the web for beginner quilt patterns and tutorials, today I’m going to share with you what I’ve found. If you like this post you may also enjoy this article on

For this tutorial I am going to show you how to sew 60-degree triangles together into pairs, then rows & then put the rows together. ...

For another new baby coming into our family, we made this peachy triangle baby quilt. It was inspired by a quilt spotted in a pricey boutique. In our do-it-yourself version, we used four solids in varying shades paired with a metallic gold polka dot. Finished size is about 40″ x 63″. Supplies Needed: -5/8 yard ...

After several years of quilting I finally made us a Christmas quilt! A red and green traditional colors Christmas quilt. Per the husband’s request. I’m still not sure if it was a sarcastic request or not..lol.. But I love it! I wanted to keep it very traditional so I went with scrappy Christmas colors. Coming...Read More

I wrote a pattern! I just released my first pattern to the world! If you remember, this triangle quilt pattern has been on my to do list since January, it was one of my goals for the year. I’ve started two other patterns too, because my brain is on fire, but this is the one I’m most excited about. I first made my Christmas On Point quilt several years ago. Writing this pattern has been on my mind ever since. Then I made a scrappy purple quilt with smaller triangles. And now, a teal and gray…

This triangle modern quilt pattern is fun and cute. It is also super quick and easy to create. By using a triangle ruler you can cut and sew your triangles together quickly so you can create a modern baby quilt pattern for all the babies in your life.

This is the BEST beginner quilt pattern. Unlike other quilt patterns, this is written for new quilters and includes video tutorials.

Ashley Hough demonstrates a fun and useful new quilting technique for creating half square triangles known as tube quilting.

Quilts are not hard to make when you have the right tools. Learn how to make a triangle quilt using a 60-degree triangle ruler.

It seems fitting to finish this quilt in time for spring. (Well, technically it is spring, although we're expecting a bit of snow tomorrow.) The bright colors of the Anna Maria Horner fabrics are undeniably cheerful and full of life, just like the season, and the low volume prints set them off nicely. I used 50 weight white, Aurifil thread to quilt the top in a free motion figure eight design, which I recommend if you are new to free motion quilting or have a largish quilt to handle on a…