Here is a list 10 Easy Cricut Mini Quilt Patterns that you can make with the Cricut Maker. Plus a tutorial to learn how to make this lovely blue Mini Hourglass Quilt Block Pattern. Scroll down to the bottom of the post to see the video tutorial.
I have a fantastic mini quilt that you can make with your Cricut Maker plus 10 great Mini Quilts that you can make quickly with your Cricut Maker because let's be honest, not having to cut your own fabric is just plain awesome. And the fact that the Cricut Maker uses a rotary blade it can cut virtually any fabric without a backing or stabilizer and is totally precise when doing it is seriously genius.
True story, I used to make applique onesies for a friend of mine with cutout letters and all and wished every. single. time. that I cut out shapes by hand that there was a machine like this. They must have read my mind because it's finally here.
And if your a little quilty, you will totally appreciate all the time (and pain) that can be saved when cutting tons of small pieces of fabric. Plus the crazy cute coordinating fabric samples made just for the maker. You can read more about how to get started quilting in design space and how easy it is to make a quilt with a quilt kit and pattern using the Maker.
10 Mini Quilt Patterns to Make with the Cricut Maker
- Hourglass Mini Quilt SVG
- Hearts Mini Quilt Pattern - Hearts are so fun! Follow the Heart Quilt Pattern Instructions to piece together. See the red and aqua version the mini heart quilt.
- Sawtooth Mini Quilt Pattern*
- Easter Bunny Mini Quilt* - This mini quilt uses both piecing and applique and features an adorable bunny!
- Pumpkin Mini Quilt Pattern* - Get into the fall spirit with this Pumpkin Mini Quilt.
- Valentines Day Letter Mini Quilt Pattern* - Send a mini quilt love letter to your favorite people for Valentine's Day.
- Windowpane Mini Quilt
- Be Merry and Bright Christmas Applique Mini Quilt Pattern* - A really festive holiday quilt pattern using raw edge applique.
- Half Square Triangle Mini Quilt - Use simple squares to make half square triangles in design space.
- No Sew Mini Quilt - Make this cute mini quilt with Cricut Patterned Iron On. What neat Idea. No Sew Mini Quilt Instructions.
**** Instructions for these patterns to come
Supplies Needed for Mini Hourglass Block Pattern
***** You can find the Hourglass Block SVG in the Resource Library.
Mini Hourglass Block Pattern Tutorial
Scroll down to the bottom of the post to see the video tutorial.
- Place fabric on fabricgrip mat and roll with the brayer to stick fabric to the mat
- Load the Mini Hourglass Block pattern in design space.
- Place the fabricmat in the Cricut Maker and cut shapes corresponding to the color of the shape to the color of the fabric.
- Fold triangles right sides together, so the white is on top of the blue triangle
- Sew 1/4" seam down the right side of the top triangle and the left side of the bottom triangle
- Press open to make a half square triangle
- Place the half square triangles right sides together and sew 1/4" seam down the long side.
- Press open and trim corners and square up so that the square is even.
- Place the short blue rectangles on the top and bottom of the square. Sew 1/4" seam along the raw edges.
- Press open. Place the longer light blue rectangles on the sides and sew 1/4" seam down the sides.
- Press seams flat towards the outside.
- Place the short navy rectangles on the top and bottom of the square. Sew 1/4" seam along the raw edges.
- Press open. Place the longer light blue rectangles on the sides and sew 1/4" seam down the sides.
- Press flat and you are ready to quilt and bind.
Pin the Hourglass Block Mini Quilt Pattern for Later!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Cricut. The opinions and text are all mine.
Andrea says
Really excited to try your mini quilts! Unfortunately they are marked as Private Projects in Design Space and cannot be accessed by the links provided.
Janet A Crossman says
Can I use these cricuts to make my own patterns? Is it something I could do myself?
Shelly says
yes, you can use the shapes in design space to make a pattern.