Dazzling Chevron Quilt Patterns
The Chevron Quilt is more than just a pretty design – it’s a symbol of perseverance and creativity. Take your time to follow one of the stunning chevron quilt patterns below. As you finish your Chevron Quilt, take a moment to appreciate the process. The hours spent cutting, piecing, and quilting were not just about creating a finished product – they were about honing your craft and pushing yourself to be the best quilter you can be. As you wrap yourself in its warmth, remember the journey that led to this beautiful creation.
Remember, the Chevron Quilt may seem like a trendy design, but its origins date back centuries. Historians believe that the zigzag pattern was first used by the ancient Greeks, and it has been a popular design element ever since. In the world of quilting, the Chevron Quilt patterns gained popularity in the 1970s and has remained a favorite ever since. Learning about the history of this timeless pattern adds a deeper appreciation for its beauty and significance. And with the step-by-step instructions how to make chevron quilts in the tutorials below, you can create your own piece of history.
Table of Contents
- 1 Fletcher Chevron pattern
- 2 Chevron wedding quilt
- 3 Zig zag quilt block
- 4 Chevron Block Quilt
- 5 Patchwork duvet cover
- 6 Reversible Quilt block
- 7 Chevron Chenille Blanket
- 8 Easy Peasy Chevron Quilt Tutorial
- 9 Chevron baby quilt
- 10 French braid chevron baby quilt
- 11 Chevron doll quilt
- 12 Neutral colors chevron quilt
- 13 Mod chevron baby quilt
- 14 Rainbow chevron baby quilt
- 15 Chevron blue quilt
- 16 Gray and yellow quilt tutorial
- 17 Patriotic chevron quilt
- 18 Playful blue chevron quilt
- 19 Chevron charm quilt pattern
- 20 Rainbow chevron twin quilt
- 21 Modern chevron quilt
- 22 Red and blue chevron quilt
- 23 Patchwork chevron quilt
- 24 Herringbone design chevron quilt
Fletcher Chevron pattern
The special charm of this lovely pattern with chevron stripes made of mirrored rhombus pieces joined at their short edges is the contrast between the two halves of each arrow shape that emphasizes each shape, as well as its five available sizes that you can choose from.
Chevron wedding quilt
You can make chevron stripes out of plain old rectangular strips, says this pattern that features a white background with three wide chevron stripes across it, each one consisting of numerous thin and long rectangles joined together at their long edges, creating a pixelized version of chevron stripes.
by Purlsoho
Zig zag quilt block
Cut up some rhombus pieces in different colors but similar hues and just as many dark ones and then follow the instructions in this pattern to stitch them together into a marvelous quilt that has four zig-zag lines in different colors set across a solid black background.
Chevron Block Quilt
This pattern helps you make blocks that allow you to create a quilt with four columns of polygonal arrows that alternate in color, but also in orientation because two columns have upward-pointing arrows while two have downward-pointing ones, or if you want to experiment, you can flip the blocks and make diamond shapes instead of chevron stripes.
Patchwork duvet cover
Quilts with large blocks have a special charisma to them, and what’s even better, they’re easy and quick to make, like this one that consists of large half-square triangles in halves that match with their neighbors to produce a quilt with four large chevron stripes on a colorful background.
by Mypoppet
Reversible Quilt block
This pattern is one of those all sewing enthusiasts love, a two-in-one that allows you to make a gorgeous reversible quilt that’s perfect for a baby crib, featuring a big grid of small vibrant squares on one side, and a set of chevron stripes in different colors on a white background on its other side.
Chevron Chenille Blanket
Here’s a pattern that requires a bit of meticulous work since you need to cut the fabrics into small pieces and then stitch them together but it’s worth the extra mile because it gets you an adorable quilt with two-toned chevron stripes that are extremely thin but dazzling.
Easy Peasy Chevron Quilt Tutorial
The chevron stripes on this quilt are all in different colors, which makes this pattern a magnificent option for you to use up the fabric pieces left from your other projects and turn them into a quilt with a white frame around the edges and nine chevron stripes inside the frame.
Chevron baby quilt
Here comes a fun twist on the old chevron stripes design, this quilt has a solid background with contrasting hollow frames in the shape of the stripes over the background, with one column of the polygonal arrows colored inside the frames, giving the quilt an interesting and creative asymmetric look.
French braid chevron baby quilt
The pattern we have here will make you cut up a lot of rhombus pieces in four different colors, two of which are in similar hues, then stitch them together at their short edges so they form beautiful French braids on this rectangular baby quilt.
Chevron doll quilt
You can make a small or large quilt with this pattern but whichever you choose, it will look wonderful, with its unique take on chevron stripes in the form of big polygonal arrowheads set diagonally across the quilt, alternating in colors between white and random vibrant color.
Neutral colors chevron quilt
Relaxing and beautiful, are the main traits of this quilt with seven columns of many polygonal arrows made of two rhombuses each, utilizing fabric in white color and fabrics in calm colors like beige, light brown, gray, and pale blue to produce a quilt that will help you doze off in a matter of seconds after you cover yourself with it.
Mod chevron baby quilt
Here’s a baby quilt that looks a bit complex but it’s just a 6 x 8 grid of well-organized half-square triangles that match with their neighboring squares to create a design that looks like a zoomed-in section of chevron stripes, with three stripes in solid colors and two made of patterned fabrics.
Rainbow chevron baby quilt
Gorgeous and creative, this quilt is more art than a cover, with one side made up of half-square triangles arranged in a large grid so their colors change through the rainbow spectrum diagonally, and the other side with zig-zag stripes in white and gray colors, with one row that has significantly larger stripes in the colors of the rainbow.
by Taunieverett
Chevron blue quilt
This quilt will make you feel like you’re on a tropical beach with its astonishing design that features chevron stripes that change colors from the top to bottom delicately from one hue to a slightly different one, going from green, over turquoise, to blue, and eventually purple and pink, like the colors of the tropical beaches.
by Dollyshome
Gray and yellow quilt tutorial
Here comes a rectangular quilt that has a thin white frame around the edges, inside of which a slightly wider gray one stands, framing the short gray and white chevron stripes that have only four zig-zag points each, set in ten rows so they alternate in colors.
by Jgirldesigns
Patriotic chevron quilt
Show off your love for the United States with this marvelous quilt that has a white star in the center of a dark blue rectangle on its top quarter and a bunch of vertically oriented chevron stripes in red and blue colors below, together creating an inventive representation of the USA flag.
by Gigisthimble
Playful blue chevron quilt
This pattern shows you a slightly different way to make chevron stripes as you cut up thin strips and join three of them together into one zig-zag stripe, then use them to create a fine quilt with a thin red outer frame and five chevron stripes in alternating colors, half of which are white while the rest are gradient blue and patterned blue.
Chevron charm quilt pattern
The chevron stripes you can see on this quilt are shaped more like arrowheads stacked on top of each other because they are made up of many relatively large contrasting rhombus pieces joined at their short edges so their columns appear narrower than those of the usual chevron stripes.
Rainbow chevron twin quilt
Take a look at this beauty, a quilt with a pure white background and seven columns of thin polygonal arrows pointing in the same direction, separated notably from each other so the white color between them pronounces the arrows individually, as well as the columns that are colored in the rainbow spectrum from left to right.
Modern chevron quilt
Here’s a splendid quilt that features three wide columns of thin polygonal arrows, two of them filled with arrows that point up while the arrows in one column point down, all of the arrows in various colors with white ones between them to make the colored arrows more pronounced.
Red and blue chevron quilt
To make this quilt you will need fabrics in different hues of red and white, this pattern, and a bit of work that will provide you with a quilt that has four columns of polygonal arrows in alternating colors, separated by thin white lines and surrounded by a light blue frame and an extremely thin dark blue frame around it.
Patchwork chevron quilt
Turn the leftover fabric pieces into a gorgeous quilt with the help of this environmentally friendly pattern that features a light blue background and three chevron stripes across it, all three made of small squares and triangles cut up from fabrics in various colors from your previous sewing projects.
by Incolororder
Herringbone design chevron quilt
The herringbone design on this quilt is a tad more special because it has a subtle twist, the columns on it, which are made of alternating white and colorful rhombuses, aren’t equal in width, which gives the quilt a bit of depth like a fluttering flag when it’s spread out.
As you admire your finished Chevron Quilt, take pride in the fact that you’ve created something truly unique. No two Chevron Quilts are alike, and yours is a reflection of your personality and style. The time and effort that went into creating this masterpiece is a testament to your dedication and passion for quilting. As you display your Chevron Quilt in your home or gift it to a loved one, know that it is a one-of-a-kind work of art that will be treasured for years to come.
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