coopah

Depends. If I want something to go together easily, I go to Eleanor Burns for a pattern. If I don't find what I'm looking for there, I go to my stash of saved photos and patterns and if nothing there works, I go to Quilter's Cache.

sewbizgirl

Jenny Doan at MSQC has tons of free tutorials... usually a simplified way of doing classic blocks.

If you like scrappy quilts, the Quilted Twins website is loaded with free patterns. You can do any of them less scrappy and more planned, too. Love her quilts!
https://www.quiltedtwins.com/free-patterns-layout-2 scroll down to the free patterns.

Boston1954

My sister and husband gave me several books. One is called Around The Block. Mostly though, I like to find pictures online and draw them in my EQ5.

mindless

Pat Sloan always has free BOMs and QALs on her web site. (Block of the Months - Quilt Alongs)
Maybe one of these free sampler quilts will be just what you are looking for:
https://www.patsloan.com/pat-sloans-free-patterns.html

PamelaOry

I’ve found a few sampler type from fat quarter shop, I’m doing the laundry basket quilts one “sew in love” right now, it’s beautiful. I too, am willing to pay a reasonable price for patterns. I especially appreciate the one I’m doing now because she includes videos and I’m a beginner.

IngeMK

http://joanne-threadhead.blogspot.co...0Quilt%20Along

Click on the quiltalong label. I made two of those , both turned out great, the instructions are flawless!

Theresa

toverly, am doing the Fun on the Farm and Good Fortune also. You won't see me posting pics because I'm all thumbs trying to figure out how to do it...but I'm there! Enjoy the processes!!

whitetiger

Ricky Tims has a free Legacy block quilt pattern on The Quilt Show,

Sarint

I buy some patterns but there's a ton of free patterns online with youtube tutorials from Missouri Star Quilt Company, Fat Quarter Shop, Craftsy, Sew Easy or just do a search. Here's one with thousands of patterns
www.freequiltpatterns.info/free-quilt-patterns-directory.htm

A lot of sites which feature fabric collections will offer free patterns such as Jane Sassaman http://www.janesassaman.com/Jane_Sas...Templates.html

There are a lot of individual tutorials from individuals like Angela Walters, Jean Truelove, Laura Ann Coia, Nancy Zieman (sadly recently deceased, but still online) too many to name really. Happy hunting!

RJLinkletter

Thanks for the ideas everyone. I have done most blocks in splendid sampler 1 in one way or another and splendid sampler 2 is the only project I currently have on the go. I am off to check other website suggestions now - thanks!