Hello and happy Monday! Today is the first day of the Moda Schoolhouse Blog Hop where we will be sharing a free 18″ block pattern each weekday for the next two weeks! Each of the participating Moda designers designed an 18″ block last spring to use in our Schoolhouse presentations, and now we are making the patterns available to you for your use. Use them to make a sampler quilt, pillows, table runners, or more!
The Harper’s Garden Collection by Sherri & Chelsi
At spring market, Chelsi and I debuted our Harper’s Garden collection of fabrics for Moda which is headed into shops right now! Harper’s Garden is a delightful collection with a palette of navy, blue, soft coral, geranium, cream, taupe, and spring green. The collection has delightful florals and geometric prints which work together beautifully for quilts and more. You can find pre-cuts and yardage of Harper’s Garden fabrics here.
Our Harper’s Garden 18″ Quilt Block
Pictured above is our 18″ Harper’s Garden quilt block. I used the geranium, soft coral, taupe, and green prints for the block and then added a small floral border and blue binding to finish our block for our Schoolhouse presentation. I also think it would be super cute in an even more scrappy version that included our navy prints. You can download the free pattern for our block here or by clicking the button below.
The Moda Schoolhouse Blog Hop
Along with our block, you can also download Vanessa Goertzen’s block (of Lella Boutique today). And I have the rest of the schedule below so you’ll be able to find all of the block downloads this week and next:
- September 23: Block from Lella Boutique (and our Harper’s Garden block on this post).
- September 24: Blocks from Kansas Troubles and Corey Yoder
- On September 25: Blocks from Crystal Manning and Me & My Sister
- September 26: Block from Jan Patek
- September 27: Block from Robin Pickens
- On September 30: Block from Basic Grey
- October 1: Blocks from Lisa Bongean and Betsy Chutchian
- October 2: Block from American Jane
- On October 3: Block from Kathy Schmitz
- October 4: Blocks from Zen Chic and Deb Strain
The Sunday Best Quilts Sampler
If you are new here and are wondering about the Sunday Best Quilts Sampler quilt in the photos above, here are some details:
- Corey Yoder and I are starting the Sunday Best Quilts Sampler Sew along this Friday, September 27th. You’ll need a copy of our Sunday Best Quilts book to participate (find it here and signed copies here).
- We will be making one block each week for the Sampler quilt and will have PDF downloads with the additional instructions you’ll need for each week’s blocks on our websites.
- We have some fun things planned along the way and hope to have you join in.
- You can find more details and get the fabric requirements here.
Have you made a block pattern quilt before? Share in a comment below!
Happy quilting, and thanks so much for stopping by!
Denise Clason says
Hi Sherri, love the choice of fabrics you used in this quilt for Moda School House 2019!!
Toby Thompson says
Thank you for the free pattern. I love 18” blocks! I sew & donate doll blankets for a nonprofit organization that gives handmade dolls with blankets to children in need and I like to use an 18” block and add a border. Thank you!!
Jill McCaughey says
Unfortunately, when I hit the links they take me to very old postings, am not able to get the most recent 2019 patterns (Basic Grey goes to 2016 post!). Not even able to search through Moda’s website. How sad, as I love the blocks, and think they would be wonderful to use for community quilts for our Guild to donate. Thanks. Jill in Calgary/Phoenix
Mary Bertrang says
I found this too.so sad
KATHLEEN P HYDE says
I agree. The link to Basic Grey may not be correct. Also, I couldn’t find the pattern from American Jane. I hope Sherri can post the correct links.
sherri McConnell says
Moda will be posting the links to all of the blocks soon!
Sherri
Linda says
Hi Sherri, were these links fixed yet? I would really like to get them to finish this series. Thanks!
Linda says
I cant find the blocks for sep. 30 or oct. 2.
Please fix.