meanmom

I am looking for a free BOM project for my quilt guild. I need something not too difficult as members are all skill levels. No appliqué. Something that increases in difficulty as you go would be ok. Does anyone have any suggestions. Somehow I keep ending up in charge of these things. I have been in charge of the mystery quilt the last 3 years. Maybe 12 inch blocks?
Thanks for any help I can get.

osewme

If you google "free BOM quilt blocks" you will find lots of them.

greensleeves

I picked blocks from quilterscache for my guilds BOM. All sizes are available. It is ok to use her patterns as long as you give her credit.

thimblebug6000

Actually you do have to request permission, which is usually given.

greensleeves

Read her "Terms and Conditions for Use" to know how to use the patterns. There is an explanation as to how to distribute for a guild BOM.

quiltingshorttimer

also check out Favquilts--those are free also. Good luck--I was in charge this year for my guild and we needed to have one that would look fantastic, work for lots of different quilters with different skill levels, and have some way for most/many in a large quild get involved in--whew!

Barb in Louisiana

These might interest you.

https://www.bearcreekquiltingcompany...-shuffle-2015/

http://www.blockcentral.com/BOM.shtml

http://www.bluemountainquiltersguild.ca/bom/block.html

http://www.persimmonquilts.com/BOM-HOMEPAGE.html

luvstoquilt

Www.temeculaquilts.com

citruscountyquilter

We are doing a BOM this year that is paper piecing. The squares are 12" and grew increasingly more intricate each month. We also had a paper piecing class at the beginning for those interested. It has been well received.

meanmom

Thanks for all the help. A lot of these are different than what I had found. Yes I will ask permission before I pass it out to the guild. Usually they just want me to acknowlege them at the end. We are just finishing up a mystery quilt.