Here is more of our free Q.I. (Quilt Inspiration) archive. This post was updated on July 28, 2012. For Part 1 of red-and-white quilts, click here; for red-and-white Canadian flag patterns, click here.
Seeing red quilt tutorial by Allison Harris at Cluck Cluck Sew
American Red Cross Quilt by Ann Marie at Run and Sew Quilts
Click on the link to visit Run and Sew Quilts and see the details, including the pieced back of the quilt and the greek key quilting design (you'll be glad you did). Ann Marie's quilt was inspired by the Red Cross Quilt by Judy Anne Breneman (the free pattern is available at Womenfolk).
Hug and Kiss tutorials by Debbie Grifka at Esch House Quilts
Red All About It by Barbara Campbell for Windham Fabrics
Sexy Hexy Red by Kelly Cole at Blue Bird Sews, based on the Sexy Hexy Love pattern by Amy Butler
Album Patch Quilt for the Warriors in Transition Project; free pattern seen at C&T Publishing (halfway down the page). The quilt was originally published in the book Quilts, Quilts and More Quilts! by Laura Nownes and Diana McClun
The pattern is also called a Pioneer Friendship Album or Chimney Sweep. Judy Anne Breneman at Patterns From History explains that each quilt block was signed by its maker as a gesture of friendship. Judy Anne has provided a free pattern for a Chimney Sweep quilt that can be downloaded at Patterns From History.
Butterfly Quilt, free pattern by Alex Anderson (including a butterfly template !) for the Always & Forever collection at P&B Textiles
Also see the free "Diamonds and Stars", a pinwheel/kaleidoscope quilt pattern, by Nancy Mahoney for the Always & Forever fabric collection at P&B Textiles
Made in Cherry quilt pattern by Sarah Fielke for the St. Ives collection at Lecien USA
Antique Circles by Julia LaBauve and Tammy Silvers at OTL Designs, for the Gallery in Red fabric collection by Faye Burgos for Marcus Fabrics. The pattern can be downloaded at McCall's Quilting
Image credits: All images are copyrighted by their owners. Please respect their generosity in sharing their free patterns, and the restrictions they have placed on the use of these designs. Complete information can be found at the designers' websites provided in the links. If any links are broken, we'd love to know; email us at Quilt Inspiration.
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