Patriotic Quilt Patterns
Red, white, and blue fabrics and star blocks are the focus of these patriotic quilts and table toppers! Stitch one up for a Fourth of July or Memorial Day display. Or sew one as a way to display your favorite patriotic fabrics!
Nautical Stars [1]
Get on board the nautical trend with fabrics featuring sailboats, lighthouses, and seagulls in patriotic-looking star blocks that are perfect for summer.
Oh, Glory! [4]
Pieced with richly colored prints, the country-style table runner salutes summer. Machine-quilted stars reiterate the patriotic theme.
Flying Stars [7]
Salute Betsy Ross and Martha Washington with a pariotic, flag-inspired quilt. The quilt is made with 50 two-color Martha Washington Star blocks.
Blowin' in the Wind [10]
Pinwheel blocks set on point spin across the top of a vintage red, white, and blue quilt. Making 256 triangle-squares for this project is a great way to practice your piecing.
Stars & Stripes [13]
Salute America with a needle-turn appliquéd eagle and pieced stars in a table topper.
Four-Patch Surprise [16]
Traditional Four-Patch and Pinwheel blocks emerge in unexpected combinations on this lap quilt.
Oh My Stars [19]
A red, white, and blue quilt salutes summertime with two classic blocks--LeMoyne Star and Irish Chain.
Buy this pattern here [20].
Red, White, and 'Bluetiful' [22]
For a summery wall hanging, pair scrappy blues and crisp whites, then add small pops of red.
Patriotic Patches [25]
Red squares add a punch of color to serene blue and white strips.
Seaside Cottage [28]
Kick back and relax! Precut bundles make it easy to create a scrappy throw that’s perfect for lying out on the beach or keeping cozy on crisp evenings.
Star Spangled Banner [31]
Top your summer table with this star-studded runner.
Red, White, and Blue Bricks [34]
Make a quick-to-assemble patriotic picnic throw or cozy cottage twin-size bed quilt from your favorite scrappy assortment of red, white, and blue prints.
Seaside Stars [37]
For a travel-theme wall quilt, choose nautical prints. The stripes and sailboats add movement and the bold pops of red punch up the contrast.
Summer Cabins [40]
Take a break from tradition. These cottages, framed in a Log Cabin style, bring back carefree memories of lake getaways.
Anchors Away [43]
Remake a three-color 1940s quilt in your own patriotic prints or solids. Likely made for a member of the armed forces, the vintage quilt features hand quilting in a nautical anchor pattern.
Olde Glory [46]
Set your summer table with a 12-block runner that shows your patriotic flair. Reproduction fabrics in red, navy, and cream give the topper a hint of Americana.
Making Waves [49]
Red, white, and blue fabrics form a dramatic throw that looks as though it’s blowing in the breeze.
Patriotic Points Wall Hanging [52]
Fabrics in reds, creams, and blues turn simple blocks into patriotic patterns that are stunning when combined into an Americana wall hanging. An impactful star block in the center provides a shining focal point.
Ohio Star [55]
Piece scrappy red, white, and blue Ohio Star blocks and combine them with sashing to make a patriotic throw.
Red, White, and Blue Table Runner [58]
Make a simple three-block table runner using Rail Fence units, triangles, and squares.
Skinny Strips Quilt [61]
Use precut 2-1/2-inch-wide fabric strips in blue and chalk white to make a simple patriotic quilt.
Americana Rose [64]
Miter the corners of a scalloped border print, create a handful of Sawtooth Stars, and you’ll enjoy a quilted version of a cheerful vintage tablecloth.
Seasons for Change [67]
Create a pair of pillow topper quilts that represent different seasons so your decor can vary accordingly. When you’re ready for a change, just flip over the pillow.
Twinkle, Twinkle [70]
Little 3"-square Sawtooth Star blocks shine on a patriotic table topper. Learn how to make them using a traditional piecing method. Or, if you prefer, use the foundation-piecing pattern.
Glorified Nine-Patch Wall Hanging [73]
Join large Glorified Nine-Patch blocks into a patriotic wall hanging.
Star and Chain Wall Hanging [76]
A subtle Irish Chain design and stand-out star blocks combine for on this wall quilt.
Old Glory [79]
The grand old flag stands tall within a primitive sawtooth border on this folk art wall hanging. Gather a few of your fabric scraps for the appliqués, then embroider the patriotic message.
Patriotic Hexagons Table Runner [82]
Join red, white, and blue hexagons to create a long and narrow table topper.
Patriotic Folk Art Quilt [85]
Appliqué flag, hat, and flower designs on a one-block patriotic wall quilt.
Storm at Sea [88]
Sew straight seams at slightly different angles to create a sense of motion at sea.
Americana Lone Star [91]
A Lone Star radiates from the center of a small quilt. Star blocks and a trio of borders frame the small wall quilt.
Patriotic Prairie Points [94]
Use prairie points to frame a patriotic tabletop quilt featuring stars and stripes.
Metallic Fireworks Pillow [97]
Add patriotic bursts to a plain pillow with simple machine straight-stitching. The dark blue background serves as a night sky for the red and white metallic sparklers.
Get the free embroidery pattern here [98].
Patriotic Pinwheels Table Runner [100]
Use red, white, and blue prints to make pinwheels pop on a patriotic table runner.
Friendship Star Log Cabin [103]
Vivid red points jump off a small wall quilt while muted gold points recede to form a single Friendship Star.
Salute to Stars [106]
Salute Independence Day with this easy-to-make quilt that mixes prints, florals, and stripes.
Paisley Squares and Bars [109]
Mix squares and rectangles in an easy-to-piece throw. This geometric beauty proves that sometimes simple is best.
Strip of Stars [112]
Alternate navy and burgundy Evening Star blocks in a row and frame the row with a neutral print to create a rich, dark table runner.
Town Square Picnic [115]
Vibrant blue check and red prints steal the show on this quilt. Sharpen your rotary-cutting skills by strip-piecing block centers, trimming the corners, and adding triangles for a crisp, finished look.
Buy this quilt pattern here [116].