We’re back with Block 17 in the Moda Blockheads 6 series, and this one is a true celebration of clean lines, thoughtful design, and fresh talent. Meet the Ninth Wonder Block,  by Jessica Rose of QuiltD Studios—a brand-new Moda designer with a bold and modern creative voice.

Jessica’s block is a perfect example of how simplicity and structure can come together to create something striking. Her take on the classic nine-patch is elevated, elegant, and incredibly versatile—just like her design aesthetic. Since I am not quite sure how I am going to set my quilt together ...

Week 14 of Moda Blockheads 6 has arrived, and this one comes with a swirl of charm and motion—say hello to Carousel Waltz,  by the effortlessly chic Camille Roskelley of Thimble Blossoms.

Elegant and playful all at once, Carousel Waltz feels like it could twirl right off your design wall. If you’ve been looking for a block with movement and grace, this one’s for you.

Carousel Waltz – Spinning in Style

The Carousel Waltz block features half-square triangles and a central pinwheel, coming together in a design that has both rhythm and poise. The ...

This week’s Moda Blockheads 6 block comes with a sprinkle of magic and a twist of tradition—introducing Toadstool Twist by the always-inspiring Betsy Chutchian.

Known for her deep love of quilting history and rich reproduction fabrics, Betsy brings a sense of storytelling to every design. And Toadstool Twist? It feels like a little adventure stitched into fabric—a block full of movement, mystery, and just the right touch of whimsy.

Toadstool Twist – A Walk Through the Woods

The Toadstool Twist block combines flying geese units with diagonal piecing to create a dynamic, layered composition ...

Moda Blockheads 6: Block 10 – What a Lark by Janet Clare

This week’s Moda Blockheads 6 block comes with a touch of British elegance, a bit of sketchbook whimsy, and a quiet sense of direction. Introducing What a Lark, created by none other than the talented Janet Clare.

Whether she’s drawing in ink, stitching by hand, or creating dreamy fabric collections inspired by weathered coastlines and English skies, Janet always brings something poetic to the quilting table—and this block is no exception.

What a Lark – A Quiet Guide

The What a Lark block is composed of simple ...

This week’s Moda Blockheads 6 block comes with a breath of fresh morning air—introducing Dew Drops, a quilt block by the ever-talented Chelsi Stratton of Chelsi Stratton Designs.

If you’ve been quilting along, you know each week brings a new surprise, and a new voice—and Chelsi’s block is sure to impress. It’s the kind of block that is intriguing and may challenge your piecing skills, so take your time. It is well worth it.

Dew Drops – A Gentle Start to the Day

The Dew Drops Block combines half-square triangles, quarter-square triangles, and a central ...

Moda Blockheads 6: Block 4 – Cat’s Cradle by Kiley Ferons

It’s Blockheads Wednesday again, and we’ve got a fresh face joining the circle—say hello to Kiley Ferons, the designer behind this week’s block: Cat’s Cradle.

Now back to Blockheads…If you love blocks with movement and a modern twist, you’re in for a treat. Kiley’s Cat’s Cradle is playful and sharp all at once—a clever composition of half-square triangles and half-rectangle triangles that criss-cross like the string game we all played as kids. It’s balanced but dynamic, and every ...

Moda Blockheads 6: Block 3 – Sunday’s Best by Anne Sutton

Blockheads, it’s time to roll out the tablecloth, fluff the cushions, and polish the silver—it’s week three, and we’re sewing Sunday Best!

This elegant block is brought to us by the ever-gracious Anne Sutton of Bunny Hill Designs, whose soft, classic style always brings a touch of timeless charm. Sunday Best is exactly the kind of block that makes you want to slow down and enjoy the process.

A Block with Sunday Charm

The Sunday Best block pairs crisp flying geese with four-patch units, all ...

Are you ready for Block 2 of Moda Blockheads 6?

I am diving into the next chapter of this journey with a block that’s full of meaning, nostalgia, and possibility. While this quilt design was originally rooted in the My Favorite Color is Moda 2 pattern, part of the magic of Blockheads is the freedom to make it your own. There will be all kinds of layout options by the time we reach the end—and truth be told, I haven’t decided if I’ll follow a Moda designer layout or create my own path. Oh the pressure ...