Wrapping Up The Cutting Table’s 2025 Block of the Month

Here at Suzy Quilts HQ, we had a ball working through The Cutting Table (TCT)’s second block of the month (BOM) this year. If you are a TCT subscriber, we hope you did, too! These blocks were designed to work as a group so the finished sampler quilt looks like a cohesive design, and this year, they were all tied together through a fun botanical theme.

But we didn’t stop there! Like with our first BOM, we included bonus tutorials so you can do more with each quilt block. Over the course of 12 months, we shared 12 blocks and 12 bonus tutorials, including

• 3 quilts
• 2 pillows
• 1 table runner
• 1 casserole carrier
• 1 set of mini oven mitts
• 1 yoga mat bag
• 1 scarf
• 1 appliqué tutorial, AND
• 1 set of placemats!

This month in Issue 36, we wrapped it all up with the twelfth and final block and instructions for turning all the blocks into a 70" x 71" throw (including two bonus block rows)! We can’t wait to see what our TCT subscribers have done with these blocks, and since these tutorials will live in the archive of past issues, it’s never too late for subscribers new and old to jump in.

In this final wrap up, we’ve linked to all the blocks and bonus tutorials below for easy reference. Let us know which one is your favorite in the comments. Happy making!

January

In January, we presented the first BOM block and kicked off the year with a tutorial for turning the block into the coziest quilted scarf.

February

In February, we presented the second BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into a fun and fashionable yoga mat bag.

March

In March, we presented the third BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into a trendy ruffle pillow that will add femininity and elegance to any room.

April

In April, we presented the fourth BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into beautiful hand-quilted table runner.

May

In May, we presented the fifth BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into a keepsake-worthy scrappy baby quilt.

June

In June, we presented the sixth BOM block and a tutorial for adding seeds to the strawberry block using either needle-turn or raw-edge appliqué.

July

In July, we presented the seventh BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into citrus placemats perfect for cheering up your summer table.

August

In August, we presented the eighth BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into the sweetest, curviest baby quilt. 

September

In September, we presented the ninth BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into a practical and beautiful quilted casserole carrier.

October

In October, we presented the tenth BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into a fall-tastic set of mini oven mitts.

November

In November, we presented the eleventh BOM block and a tutorial for turning the block into a stylish pillow sham with piping and ties that create an extra special finish.

December

In December, we wrapped up the BOM with the twelfth and final block, as well as instructions for turning all 12 blocks (plus two bonus rows!) into a beautiful throw quilt.

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