Rail fence quilts

The easy Rail Fence quilt block comes in lots of different variations that make for beautifully different quilts. #railfencequilt, #railfencequiltpatterns

In today's post Christine Baker shares the many ways that rail fence blocks can be arranged in a quilt and shows how to finish sewing the top of her strip pieced table runner.

let’s talk about rail fence quilts. They’re like the macaroni and cheese of quilting: classic, versatile, and oh-so-satisfying. Whether you’re a beginner quilter testing the waters or an experienced quilter looking for a quick project,

Rail Fence Quilt Pattern Tutorial - 10 variations on this timeless quilt pattern to make it fresh and modern, from baby to bed size.

Learn how to make a simple Rail Fence Quilt Block using these easy to follow photographed instructions. It is a perfect quilt block for any beginner!

In today's post Christine Baker shares the many ways that rail fence blocks can be arranged in a quilt and shows how to finish sewing the top of her strip pieced table runner.

Assemble a 12" square Rail Fence quilt block.

Sew a beautiful Rail Fence Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! Easy three-yard quilt patterns like this are the perfect way to get started quilting.

I took the traditional block Rail Fence Quilt Block and set it on point! The Rail Fence Quilt block is beginner friendly, easy to make from jelly roll strips and super versatile! A few years ago I wrote a Choose Your Own Adventure Tutorial with the rail fence quilt block as the basic block with lots of variations. And now today, another variation! This time, on point! How to Make a Rail Fence Quilt Block Start by sewing two jelly roll strips – 2½” – into a pair along the long sides. Then…