A variation of the traditional Pinwheel block, the Turnstile is one of the first examples of quilts taking on a more decorative look, while remaining practical. 

A delightful quilt that interweaves multiple fabrics which, when assembled, can be fanciful or modern, easily reflecting the whims of the designer. 

Modifying the Flying Geese block, these pieces are arranged to resemble an airplane.  The triangles can be assembled to inspire all types of traditional or modern designs.

This block is a popular pattern using the traditional Nine Patch as a base. It was one used by pioneer women who repurposed every bit of fabric.

This block is a more modern design, playing off a Flying Geese design.  With its complex and playful geometry, it inspires a range of options.

One of the most traditional of the star blocks, this acted as billboard, sending encoded messages to slaves intending to flee north to freedom. 

Inspiring visions of migrating geese as they flock across the sky, this block can be featured as the primary quilt design, or incorporated into an interesting boarder.

Looking just like its namesake, this block is fun and whimsical, bringing a number of fabrics together in a swirl of color.

Simple and classic, this block is perfect in a traditional quilt setting.  The larger blocks allow for the display of beautiful fabric - brought together in a powerful ascetic.

A simple block, this design lends itself to a modern interpretation of contrasting light and color.

Playing off the combination of multiple triangles, this block is beautiful in a traditional or modern quilt design.

An intricate and balanced block, this design reflects the peace of a formal garden or the lattice work above a summer terrace. 

A red center square was thought to symbolize the hearth of the home, with a yellow center representing sunlight shining through a window. This design is often given to celebrate a wedding.