Flower Quilt Patterns - 14 of the Best

Enjoy the aesthetic of pixelated roses on your quilt with this gorgeous quilting pattern. You will be assembling your quilt in up to 30 blocks and some precut strips labeled from A to K. Each block is made of 6 by 6 squares, while each strip contains 6 squares each, and the alphanumeric labeling will help with the arrangement. Patterns from Riley Blake Designs

Spruce up the favorite corner of your house for chilling in, with this stunning Split-Rail Summer Flower Quilt. Although the pattern seems so intricate and daunting, it’s so much fun to create. The glorious, mottled blues and greens will make your mind travel off to a lush green meadow, bejeweled with the bubbling and glistening water of a brook. Patterns from All People Quilt

The Tulip Quilt Block is such a lovely and unique pattern, you’ll want to recreate it and enjoy the finished product. This would make a thoughtful and darling present for avid gardeners and flower lovers in general. You can use it as a pillow cover or a trolley mat or sew together multiple blocks and create a bigger quilt. It would make a lovely lap throw too. Patterns from Center Street Quilts

The Lotus Quilt Block is a total stunner! It’s the kind of pattern that convinces you not to restrict floral goodies to just springtime and make a stunning fall-appropriate and vintage-inspired quilt block. This glorious fall-themed quilt block features autumn blossoms, so you can enjoy it in the fall and winters or whenever it’s a bit chilly outside. One can’t help but FALL (pun intended) in love with the tasteful, autumnal hues of yellows, oranges, and browns. You will be following the same method as that used for making the drunkard’s path quilts and you will enjoy the process, especially since you know what to expect by the end. Patterns from Stitched in Color

Add some life to your place with this very springy and gorgeous floral quilt. It features rickrack stems and stunning tulip appliqués that are topped off with hearts. It’s a lovely combination of designs and colors to make the kind of simple piecing that stands out, effortlessly and flawlessly. on this throw. Use it as a throw for your couch or a quilt for your bed and make sure to provide it some solid-toned cushion companions. Patterns from All People Quilt

Such a pretty and exotic-looking piece that you might want to try it out so you can proudly say you quilted it. It features bold flowers created using an easy Dresden wedge technique for making the petals. The leaf block is simple but eye-catching and it is made from half-rectangle triangle units. Some turned-edge appliqué adds to the charming look. If you want to create it in the exact same color scheme, then you will mainly require blue and coral fabrics, as well as pinks and green for some parts, and add some turned-edge applique to make it more charming. Patterns from Tilda's World

Woah! What an elegant and modern piece of quilting art. Pay tribute to the folk art and create an aesthetically pleasing goodie to grace your couch. However, it would make a gorgeous wall hanging that is simple to stitch too. For this, you will be using the freezer-paper appliqué and paper-piecing techniques. Although the pattern might seem daunting at first, even beginners can enjoy first-time success with this forgiving and fabulous folk-art style. Patterns from All People Quilt

Don’t you love quilting patterns that are filled with the sweet nostalgia and classic beauty of vintage-style applique goodies? The Sweet Nosegay Flower Applique Quilt is one such pattern that’s loaded up to the brim with classy floral details that might insist on taking you for a trip down memory lane. This simple applique quilt’s soft pastel florals and olive green and lavender prints spell spring in the sweetest way. Patterns from All People Quilt

Impress your tribe with your polished skills and the ability to put together a darling floral quilt that would have everybody calling dibs on. Daisy quilt patterns are a beautiful choice for spring and summers, or for the whole year if you are crazy about all things floral. This pattern requires some gorgeous and oversized blooms that are appliqued onto the fabric for putting together this simple but gorgeous quilt. This pattern features an all-over leaf design too that complements the daisy appliques. Patterns from Fave Quilts

Enjoy the bliss that comes with creative crafting projects, even if you are just a beginner because it doesn’t get simpler than the Free Motion Curvy Flower Pattern. The pattern involves freestyle tracing of flowers and hearts in the size that you want, and then sewing and quilting-as-you-go. The tutorial for this quilting video also shows you how to draw a cartoon-style pattern with curves, loops, and bubbles to spruce up your blanket. Patterns from Happy Quilting Melissa

The Garden District Picnic Quilt is like a garden within your living area. Wherever you place it, you’ll be shaken by the springtime sweetness it spreads. Carry it around for all your spring and summertime picnics, out in the open. Do carry some fresh flowers and candles and of course, some home-baked goodies to munch on and appreciate all that you’re capable of. Patterns from Fave Quilts

Cute! Cute! Cute! In love with this pretty as can be a pattern! The Painting Flowers Quilt is such a fresh summer quilt pattern, that you can’t just scroll past without being awestruck by its beauty. This quilt pattern can work with any fabric, but best get a soft and durable fabric that can last you some good years because you wouldn’t want to stop using this beauty. Patterns from Tilda's World

Bless your dining space with the beauty of spring flowers with this breathtaking Pretty Pink Posy Table Topper. It is a wonderful project for quilters who want to make use of their skills to spruce up their homes. This block pattern features a pleasant posy with 2 leaflets and a bright golden center. With this free quilted table topper pattern, you can add just the right touch of femininity to any room in your home and gather compliments from everyone who sees it. Patterns from Quiltscapes

This one’s a treat for all origami and floral design lovers and combining the two is a recipe for a crafting wonder. This pattern is so much more fun than the usual quilting patterns as it involves a three-dimensional Origami Flower Quilt Block, that takes the finished product to a whole new level. You can use the single block on its own as a cushion cover top or you can make multiple blocks and stitch them up into a quilt. With a single 10 and a ½-inch square and a button for the center, you will be able to make this Origami Flower Block. Patterns from Teresa Down Under