Top Five Most Popular Suzy Quilts Patterns
Did you know that Suzy Quilts officially turns ten this year? Over the past ten years, we have released dozens of quilt patterns. With our 60th quilt pattern release right around the corner, I thought it would be helpful to list our top five most popular patterns. That way, if you're new, you can make the fan favorites first before diving into the rest.
I'll break down everywhere you can find quilt patterns on the Suzy Quilts website (yes, there's more than one place!), and reveal our top five best-selling patterns. Plus, for each quilt pattern, you'll see a list of all blog posts related to that quilt. And did we mention that there are over 40 pictures of finished quilts in this blog post to help ignite your creativity?
Keep reading to find out our number one best-seller!
Above is the Starling quilt pattern.
Our website has SO much amazing content. And whether you're a long-time reader or a first-time reader, it can feel challenging to get through it all. Here's a breakdown of everywhere we offer our patterns on the Suzy Quilts website:
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Quilt Pattern Shop
This is where you will find nearly 60 original quilt patterns, including the five listed in this post. Be sure to look at the filters in our quilt pattern shop to see how they help narrow down your pattern search!
Craft Pattern Shop
This new category will grow each year and includes small sewing projects.
The Cutting Table
The Cutting Table is our monthly digital mini magazine. Subscribers have access to a new issue every month that includes our annual block of the month, plus new tutorials and articles. Additionally, subscribers can download one pattern from our pattern shop every month — all included in the price of the subscription!
Other perks include an exclusive quilt pattern just for signing up, access to over 30 past issues, and our exclusive discount program to our favorite shops.
The SQ Blog
That's where you are now! Our public blog brings you a fresh tutorial or article almost every week. Everything on the public blog is free, though sometimes you'll see tutorials that include the option to use one of our quilt patterns in a creative and new way.
When we publish tutorials that use quilt blocks as totes, pillows, table runners, and more, our goal is for you to be able to use the quilt patterns you purchase in more than one way. Our blog has over 600 posts! So use the search posts bar to type keywords in to find what you're looking for. In fact, the posts listed below are all free tutorials from the public blog!
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Above is How To Add Piping to a Pillow.
Ready for our most popular quilt patterns? Five, four, three, two, one...here we go!
#5: Campfire
A modern take on the traditional log cabin block, Campfire kicks off our list in the number five spot. This quilt is a great skill-builder for beginners who want lots of practice cutting fabric straight. If you need help with that, scroll down in this post from the Grow quilt sew along to the heading, "How to Cut Straight Strips" for tips and a video tutorial. A more recent complementary quilt pattern called Fireside was designed to put a spin on this beloved pattern.
Campfire Blog Posts
Campfire Inspiration
#4: Shine
Shine is the best place to start for any quilter who is interested in improvisational piecing. What makes this pattern so popular? It includes a step-by-step video tutorial on how to make these funky blocks, it maximizes fat quarters to make even the most economical quilter happy, and it includes a sew along with lots of added tips (like picking fabrics). Shine's popularity even led to the design of an improv sister pattern called Shining Star.
Shine Blog Posts
Shine Inspiration
#3: Triangle Jitters
Triangle Jitters is perfect for the quilter who likes to keep things simple. This pattern focuses on half square triangle blocks and uses only three fabrics plus a background. It's quick to make because the half square triangles can be chain pieced. And the finished quilt size is easily adjustable because the pattern comes with a chart to size the quilt up or down!
Triangle Jitters Inspiration
Quilt made by Laura Hartrich.
#2: Adventureland
Adventureland is the newest quilt pattern on the list. Quilters have loved this pattern so much that it easily shot up into our top five most popular quilt patterns almost immediately after its release! And what's not to love about this pattern? It can be made with yardage or a jelly roll, the straight strips are simple to piece, and it's one of our fastest and most beginner-friendly quilt patterns.
Adventureland Blog Posts
- Adventureland Quilt Sew Along
- Adventureland: Use Yardage, a Jelly Roll or Scraps
- Adventureland: One Quilt Pattern with Endless Color Possibilities
- How to Make a Patchwork Bandana with Adventureland Scraps
- How to Make Mini Quilts Using Adventureland Scraps
- How to Use Adventureland Scraps for Quilt Binding
- Adventureland: Pastel Rainbow
- How to Make a Modern Quillow (or Quilt Pillow Pocket)
Adventureland Inspiration
#1: Maypole
And coming in at number one...Maypole! This quilt has been made by literally thousands of quilters like you. Part of its popularity is because it is a pattern that looks complex but actually comes together quickly and easily.
It's the kind of pattern we see Suzy Quilts fans making over and over again. It's so popular that we released extension patterns to make Maypole as a wall hanging or pillow. If you haven't tried Maypole yet, what are you waiting for? Grab this quilt pattern today and find out what all the love is about!
Maypole Blog Posts
Maypole Inspiration
Have You Made Any of the Most Popular Suzy Quilts Patterns?
One of the greatest parts of my job is seeing how quilters like you interpret my pattern designs. Have you made any of the most popular Suzy Quilts patterns? Tell us in the comments or tag us on Instagram @suzyquilts so we can share and celebrate your quilts!
