Unique Quilt Patterns to Make for Home or Gifts

This free watermelon quilt pattern is perfect for summer and beyond. Includes a video tutorial and instructions on how to sew curves.

This US map quilt is easy to sew up and comes with a free pattern. I love that you can make the states any color you like! Plus you can use this map as a cute tracker, and embroider places you've been to.

There are two beautiful and unique quilt patterns in this post. These patterns are for the confident beginner and above. The color palette is magnifique!

I know a lot of chicken lovers are out there! Maybe you know one, or are one yourself. Either way, this quilt would make a perfect decor item or gift!

The blues of this quilt speak to my soul! I love the random lines as well as the gold and orange sprinkled throughout. The back is pretty great too.

Being someone who loves fall and Halloween so much, I absolutely love this cute little patchwork pumpkin quilt. Plus you can keep it out from the beginning of fall all the way through Thanksgiving.

The blocks required for this quilt remind me of trees! It's a graphic, modern spin on a traditional log cabin quilt. It's fat quarter friendly and perfect for paper piecing fans!

Who doesn't love a good camper craft? I love the boho feel of the fabrics chosen for this cute, camper-themed quilt.

This cats on cats pattern is a beginner friendly look at simple quilt techniques and chain piecing. It makes a great gift for a lover of felines!

Are you looking for a quick and easy quilt? For this cool project, you can use big blocks. It looks great with bold colors on a light background (or vice versa).

For this quilt, you'll incorporate some sailboat blocks with big strips of fabric. I absolutely love the striped border! This would be a fun gift for a new baby.

I just about died when I found out these fox quilts were for girl and boy twins in their geometric themed nursery. Cute huh? I love them so much!

Houndstooth is a favorite pattern of mine! What I love about this quilt is the bold colors used, and the striped binding.

Show off your flamingo style with this fun flamingo quilt with free pattern! This pixelated quilt is so easy and fun to sew.

This big love quilt is a fantastic beginner pattern! It is also a favorite for baby shower presents. The background lets you draw from the nursery colors and the large heart is the perfect spot for taking month to month photos of a little one.

Paper piecing scallops will be your new favorite thing after trying this little quilt. This project features bulldogs, but there are also ideas for frogs, birds, and other animals! So cute.

Why do I find this quilt to be unique? Because it uses a lot of small scraps, and larger scraps, and bright colors. It's patchwork on steroids, and I totally dig it.

The diagonal lines and tiny pieced diamonds of this pattern may give the impression of expert quilt making, but the reality is much simpler than that. All you really need is the easiest of building blocks: a basic square . . . and lots of them!

This quilt is not a difficult one to put together, but it does have a lot of seams. However the resulting rainbow of gems is totally worth it! Very pretty.

Susan designed this pattern because she wanted something graphic and bold that had a curved look without curved piecing. And that's when she came up with this rainbow quilt!

The little villas on the front of this quilt are so colorful and cute! This is a fun pattern to make and give as a gift for a housewarming.

Learn how to turn knit fabric scraps into a fun monster applique quilt! Both boys and girls would absolutely love this darling blanket.

This sweet sewing shelves applique quilt is the perfect addition to your sewing studio, or as a gift for your favorite seamstress. It's perfect for using up scraps as well.

I know you're seeing the stripes and wondering what is unusual about this quilt. But that's the thing - it's made of colored denim! So cool.

If you're looking for a unique baby quilt, this one is a great idea! It's simple to make for beginners, and you can highlight several colors from the nursery in one quilt.

I'm usually not a big fan of roses in my crafts, but this pretty pixelated version is right up my alley. I love the color palette of this version.

There are regular ribbon quilts - and then there are twisted ribbons! And that's exactly what this is. Get a free pattern for a ribbon quilt, with a twist (ha ha).

So this tutorial is for only one block, but the View Master theme is so cool that I had to share. Make just one block to hang, or make a few and incorporate into a larger quilt.

If you love to travel or want to make a gift for someone who does, this mini quilt will be perfect.

I "mustache" you if you like this lap quilt? Because I do! The colors are bright in this example, but you can use any fabric you like.

This is perfect to make for a mother or grandmother as a keepsake! Add pics of children or grandchildren using this tutorial.