Crossroads Quilt Block Pattern

Looking for a quilt block that blends structure, symmetry, and movement in one beautiful design? The Crossroads Block, designed by Lynne Hagmeier of Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda Blockheads, is the perfect choice. This elegant 9” finished block incorporates half-square triangles, quarter-square triangles, and simple pieced units creating a classic design that feels both grounded and dynamic.

The name “Crossroads” perfectly captures the essence of this block—it’s where lines meet, paths intersect, and bold shapes come together in harmony. Whether you’re stitching it as part of the Moda Blockheads series or using it in your own quilt design, the Crossroads block offers a meaningful design element and a fun, satisfying sewing experience. Its precise layout and repetitive structure make it ideal for practicing triangle units while creating something truly beautiful.

Whether you’re working on a sampler quilt, a wall hanging, or a full quilt top, the Crossroads block provides versatility and visual interest. Best of all, it’s suitable for confident beginners and experienced quilters alike! 📥 At the end of this post, you can download the free PDF pattern to print or save for later use.

Crossroads Quilt Block Pattern

✂️ Block Details

  • Block Name: Crossroads Block (Blocks 2A & 2B)

  • Finished Size: 9” x 9”

  • Designer: Lynne Hagmeier (Kansas Troubles Quilters)

  • Techniques: Piecing, Half-Square Triangles (HSTs), Quarter-Square Triangles (QSTs)

  • Skill Level: Confident Beginner to Intermediate

  • 🧵 Fabric Requirements

    Each block variation (2A or 2B) uses three contrasting fabrics. You’ll need:

    For Block 2A:

    • (2) 4” squares – Fabric A

    • (8) 3½” x 1½” rectangles – Fabric A

    • (1) 5½” square – cut twice diagonally – Fabric B

    • (2) 4” squares – Fabric B

    • (2) 3½” x 1½” rectangles – Fabric B

    • (1) 5½” square – cut twice diagonally – Fabric C

    • (2) 3½” x 1½” rectangles – Fabric C

    Block 2B follows the same structure using Fabrics D, E, and F.

    ✳️ Tip: If you want a unified background look, you can use the same fabric for positions A and D.

    🎨 Color & Fabric Suggestions

    This block shines when made with fabrics that contrast well. Try:

    • Traditional: Civil War reproduction prints for a vintage vibe

    • Modern: Solids or high-contrast bold prints for a geometric look

    • Seasonal: Holiday color schemes—red, green, and gold for Christmas; pastels for spring

    Since the layout features strong symmetry, the fabric placement truly defines the visual effect. Use the coloring page in the PDF to plan ahead!

    📥 Download the Free Pattern

    Click the link below to download your Crossroads Block PDF pattern designed by Lynne Hagmeier:

    👉 Download Crossroads Block PDF Pattern

    The Crossroads Block is more than just a design it’s a symbol of choices, paths taken, and journeys joined. With its clean lines and thoughtful construction, it fits beautifully into traditional and modern quilts alike. Add it to your next project and enjoy the balance of classic piecing with creative possibilities.

    If you enjoyed this pattern, be sure to explore more from Lynne Hagmeier and the Moda Blockheads series—you’ll find endless inspiration and timeless block designs.

    Happy quilting! 🧵✨

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