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    Blog » Sewing » Free Tutorials » Heart Block Pillow Pattern Quilt Tutorial

    Heart Block Pillow Pattern Quilt Tutorial

    Jan 23, 2020 · 7 Comments

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    It's almost Valentine's Day once again and here I am sewing up some more hearts! This time I have a Big Heart Block Pillow Pattern to share with you for your favorite day of love. This easy pillow pattern will fit an 18" x 18" pillow. I used my fluffy down feather ones for it and it turned out perfect.

    quilted-heart-pillow-pattern

    You could easily size it down to a 16" x 16" pillow by taking away 2" from the borders. This pillow pattern is quite easy to sew and can be put together in less than an hour and such an easy way to add a punch of color to your decor. My kids saw it and immediately ran to put it on their beds. Cause, hearts right?! If you love sewing hearts as much as they do, you might like this scrappy mini heart quilt tutorial and if you have a Cricut, you can even have it cut the fabric for you with these free mini heart quilt svg files.

    heart-quilt-pillow-tutorial

    Pattern Notes

    Before starting, be sure to read through the pattern and tutorial completely.
    Seam allowances are 1/4in unless otherwise noted.
    Press seams open unless otherwise instructed.
    RST = right sides together.
    WST = wrong sides together
    WOF = width of fabric.
    Width of Fabric assumes 42” wide fabric

    Heart Block Pillow Pattern Instructions

    • Fabric A - One (1) 6.5" x 12.5" rectangle (Kona Bright Pink)
    • Fabric B - One (1) 6.5" x 12.5" rectangle (Kona Pink)
    • Fabric C - Four (4) 2" squares (Kona Titanium)
    • Fabric C - Two (2) 6.5" squares (Kona Titanium)
    • Fabric C - Two (2) 3.5" x 12.5" rectangles (Kona Titanium)
    • Fabric C - Two (2) 3.5" x 18.5" rectangle (Kona Titanium)
    • Pillow Back - 18.5" Square. (If you choose to insert a zipper, you will need to add 1" for the zipper seam allowance. You can find a tutorial on how to insert a zipper in a pillow here. And my favorite zipper hack here.

    Step 1. Draw a diagonal line across both the 2” and 6.5” squares.

    Step 2. Place two 2" squares and the 6.5” square over the 6.5” x 12.5” Fabric A rectangle with fabrics facing RST as shown. Repeat for the Fabric B 6.5 ” x 12.5” rectangle.
    Stitch 1/4” away down the diagonally drawn line.

    Step 3. Trim Corners. Press open.

    Step 4. Place Fabric A and Fabric B heart block together RST. Stitch using 1/4” from top of the block to the bottom as shown below.

    Step 5. Open the heart block unit and press seams open.

    Step 6. Place the Fabric C 2.5" x 12.5" rectangles on the side edges of the Heart Block unit formed above RST and stitch 1/4" seam down the sides as shown. Open and press.

    Step 7. Place the Fabric C 17.5" x 2.5" rectangles on the top and bottom edges of the unit formed above RST and stitch 1/4" seam across the top and bottom edges as shown.

    Step 8. Open and press the heart block pillow front.

    Step 9. Place the pillow back fabric RST over the heart block pillow front.

    Step 10. Using 1/2" seam, sew around the perimeter of the pillow being sure to leave an opening wide enough to insert stuffing. Alternatively, you can sew a zipper on the backside by adding 1" to the length of the pillow back and following this tutorial.

    Step 11. Stuff the pillow or add an insert. Slipstitch to close the opening of the pillow.

    Pin the Heart Pillow Pattern for Later!

    heart-block-pillow-pattern
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    Comments

    1. Emily says

      January 27, 2020 at 7:59 pm

      This is so cute! I love how you shaped the heart and I can't wait to try that method.

      Reply
    2. Vicky Myers says

      January 28, 2020 at 1:36 pm

      You make it look so easy! As a non quilter I am sure I could have go, thanks for the tutorial

      Reply
    3. Vanessa says

      January 28, 2020 at 4:50 pm

      I love how this is like a quilt block. And I love the bright pink colors you chose.

      Reply
    4. Havalah Turner says

      January 28, 2020 at 4:53 pm

      seriously in love with this!! I think i could do it in so many different colors!!

      Reply
    5. Heather Handmade says

      January 29, 2020 at 5:18 pm

      What a sweet pillow! I love it! I think this is the kind of piecing a beginner like me could do!

      Reply
    6. kat says

      May 25, 2020 at 2:50 am

      Hi,

      I'm trying to make this project but I'm confused.

      Do I stitch down the diagonal line or 1/4 away from the line?

      "Stitch 1/4” away down the diagonally drawn line."

      Thanks for your help 🙂

      Reply
      • Shelly says

        May 28, 2020 at 11:27 pm

        You stitch 1/4" away from the line.

        Reply

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