27 Free Heart Quilt Patterns – Best of the Best

What a gorgeous and simple-looking design! The Stitches from the Heart quilt features a large sweetheart design. It is an excellent choice for quilters of all skill levels. It is available in two finished sizes – as a 12-inch mini quilt and a 35-inch square.  Patterns from The Fat Quarter Shop

Make this lovely quilt for your special one and put a goofy grin on their face. You can use this as a picnic cloth or table runner while enjoying a hearty date meal. Patterns from Sulky of America

The Simple Hearts Quilt is a winner with its simple yet eye-catching design. If you want to reproduce this quilt with the same dimensions, you must make 25 heart blocks. Simply follow the quilting instructions in the free Heart Block pattern printout for making those 6″ blocks. Patterns from Cluck Cluck Sew

This quilt block pattern features two different-sized hearts made entirely with 2.5 and 3-inch fabric squares. If you have been searching for the perfect scrap-busting project, then you’ve finally found it. Not only is it a sustainable project, but it’s also fun and easy. Patterns from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom

This sweet, pixelated heart design is a stunning and modern rendition of traditional heart quilt patterns. This would make such a gorgeous wall hanging. It can also be used as a chunky cushion cover for your favorite chair and would be the perfect pop of color and design. Patterns from Blue Elephant Stitches

Patterns like these feel so vintage despite being made in modern times. The 4-Patch Heart Mini Quilt is a perfect heirloom. This mini quilt is perfect for a table topper or a wall hanging. If you sew this up as a gift, be ready to make the receiver really happy. Patterns from Jedi Craft Girl

The Hearts of a Flutter Quilt is a total charmer. Use the cutest fabric prints to make the heart cut-outs and create a delightful wall hanging for your favorite person. You can also use this as a lap throw. Follow the instructions in the link to make this exciting little quilt. Patterns from Heidi Pridemore

This is an exciting pattern for those who enjoy the attention to detail and designs that employ mixing and matching fabric. You must choose your favorite contrasting color palette for this pattern and get your hands on some pretty, printed fabric in those shades. Patterns from My Favorite Quilt Store

Don’t you love using different shades of the same color in your sewing projects? I do! Polka dots, stripey borders, and a variety of pale pink fabrics – what’s not to love about this Heart Quilt Block? Patterns from I Sew Free

You don’t have to use the conventional colors – pinks, violets, reds, and whites- for this Heart Quilt Pattern. Instead, you can opt for different and bold color options and make a unique piece for somebody who seems the most unique to you. Patterns from Create Whimsy

Dig through your fabric scrap bin and make a scrappy quilt so pretty that you will be rummaging for more and more pieces. The Scrappy Heart Quilt is perfect for giving a much-loved home to all the oddly shaped fabric pieces in your sewing scraps. For a similar quilt will need to find different reds and whites. Patterns from Heather Givans

Stitch up some love with this gorgeous and modern-looking quilt pattern. This is a totally beginner-friendly project. It can be made in just one day and it’s the perfect size for a baby quilt or a lap quilt. You will find it very simple to piece together and the tutorial has in-depth instructions. Patterns from My Poppet

If you are obsessed with all sorts of heart designs, here’s another one to start on. The Romance Quilt Block is good on its own as a tote front, a wall hanging, or even a pillow cover, or you can make a bunch of these and make a mini quilt that would look great in a nursery. Patterns from Piece and Quilt

Make a bunch of hearts using the same fabric in different orders, and get a lovely, finished quilt that can be used as a throw for your favorite couch. It’s a pretty pattern for making a quilt to gift to a friend. Get some rosy fabric options ready to start sewing your next quilt. Patterns from Diary of a Quilter

This pattern is perfect for those who enjoy a dash of pink and reds around them. Full of a generous sprinkle of red and pink hearts, this mini quilt pattern is lovely for hanging in a nursery, making a pillow cover, or framing as a gift for someone you adore. Patterns from Cluck Cluck Sew

This Scrappy Hearts Quilt pattern is excellent for making a cute baby quilt or for wall hanging. With its easy-to-construct hearts against the contrasting background, this heart quilt has a lovely, old-school vibe. Patterns from Delaware Quilts

The delightful Woven Heart quilt pattern uses strip piecing, some simple piecing techniques, and folded corners. The pattern has easy-to-understand instructions and works quickly, so beginners need not shy away. Patterns from Generations Quilt Patterns

To make this heart quilt project, you need to start by selecting two fabrics you want to see used together. Whether you make the hearts scrappy or the background, ensure that both are in contrasting schemes. Patterns from Stash Bandit

This project is great for rummaging through your scrap stash mindlessly and using whatever you have to make an improvised scrappy heart block. The best part is that you get to use all the oddly shaped scraps, and it doesn’t look like a weird piece. In fact, it comes together in a lovely way. Patterns from Loaves and Stitches

The Free Heart quilt block is a paper, pieced design. It requires cutting strips of specific size and piecing them together, similar to a half log cabin block. This quilt requires pressing it after specific steps to ensure the seams are set and the quilt has a proper finish. Patterns from Generations Quilt Patterns

The Build a Heart Quilt Block is made for a cause. It is best suited to quilting guilds where friends can assemble some teamwork to show support for a cause. To kick start the project, you will begin with a scrappy heart and then go about 1 of 3 ways to finish this lovely block. Patterns from A Bright Corner

The Big Square Heart Quilt works up fast – you only need a day to cut and piece it. It is similar to the Scrappy Heart Quilt. However, the big square heart requires much more fabric. Stock up on some extra fat quarters as it will use more squares. Patterns from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom

This tutorial is ideal for a friendship heart block swap if you are part of a quilting group. For this heart quilt, all the members will need to use the same colors for the hearts and the background and the same heart shape. Each member will make one large and two small heart blocks and embellish one of the hearts uniquely. From A Bright Corner

I love all things ombre, so this pattern had to catch my eye. Put together in lovely color gradations. This quilt is a fabulous way of using some pretty fabric scraps. End by adding the borders. The Ombre Heart Quilt Block makes an 8-inch finished design. Patterns from The Crafty Quilter

The Cross My Heart Quilt is a giant heart. It is a pieced design that you can sew in multiple colors. The main design is created using vibrant-hued cross stitches against a dark backdrop. Patterns from Free Spirit Fabrics

This Heart Quilt Block is great if you have been looking for some heart inspiration that works up fast. The great news is that you can put all your scraps to good use with this project. You will need to follow 5 simple steps to sew up this heart quilt and give it a final press. Use it as a heart pillow cover or make lots of these to make a bigger quilt. Patterns from Craftsy