Star Spangled BOM: A Patriotic Quilt You’ll Love Sewing
Star Spangled BOM: A Patriotic Quilt You’ll Love Sewing
If you love red, white, and blue quilts with classic star blocks, Star Spangled may be your next favorite project. This Fort Worth Fabric Studio exclusive Block of the Month quilt pattern combines timeless star designs with a bold patriotic layout that feels both traditional and fresh.
Designed by Lindsey Weight, this PDF pattern guides you through a variety of star blocks, flying geese borders, and a striking quilt layout that finishes at approximately 60.5" x 60.5". The pattern is written in a Block of the Month style, making it easy to sew step-by-step or at your own pace.
Clear cutting instructions, diagrams, and assembly steps are included throughout the pattern, making it approachable for confident beginners while still offering plenty of interest for experienced quilters.
Why You’ll Love the Star Spangled BOM
- Fort Worth Fabric Studio exclusive quilt pattern
- Classic red, white, and blue color palette
- Multiple star block designs and flying geese borders
- Bonus project included using leftover trimmings
- Digital PDF download for instant access
Whether you sew it for a patriotic holiday, seasonal décor, or simply because you love star quilts, Star Spangled is a timeless project you’ll enjoy stitching from start to finish.
Ready to get started? Download the Star Spangled BOM quilt pattern and begin sewing a bold, star-filled quilt today.
5 comments
My 33 yr old son was a High School History Teacher. We just lost him to suicide on March 22, 2024. I will make this quilt in his memory in time for his birthday next year on May 20th when I will have all our friends and relatives celebrate his life and sign the quilt. It will not bring Sean back to life but it will keep his memory alive. He was proud to be an American and loved teaching!
My younger son is a 9th grade American history Teacher and he will just love this quilt. I love to make him anything that is Americana! Thanks for the pattern.
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Fort Worth Fabric Studio replied:
That’s great! We hope he loves it!!
I LOVE this pattern, but I need to make the finished product only 12.5 × 12.5 inch square. Is there an
easy way to reduce it just a little in order to fit those measurements? I am a new quilter, and am not
sure how to accomplish this. Thanks.
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Fort Worth Fabric Studio replied:
Hi Vera! I believe you would have to reduce the square by 1 1/2" which is 3/8" less on both sides of each square and a 1/4" off the length of the rectangle and 3/8" less on the width. I hope that helps!
Thanks
Beautiful Quilt!