Jacob’s Ladder Free Quilt Block Pattern
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.Today I am sharing a small wall hanging made with the Jacob’s Ladder quilt block which is from Fat Quarter Shop’s “Classic and Vintage Series”.
There is a Quilt Along going on so be sure and visit the Jolly Jabber today to learn more about this block.
This wall hanging took no time at all to make and uses just 4 Jacob’s Ladder quilt blocks. I chose to use batiks for my blocks. I thought you might like to see just how easy this block is to make. This could also be used as a table topper.
Jacob’s Ladder
The size is 34″ x 34″
The background fabric is also a batik that I have had for quite some time.
Jacob’s Ladder Free Quilt Block Pattern
The pattern for just the Jacob’s Ladder block is free and you can download it. It is down the page a bit.
If you would like the complete pattern in different sizes, you can find it here.
Kimberly from the Fat Quarter Shop also shares a video on the Jacob’s Ladder quilt block. If you are a visual learner you will enjoy it.
I added a small border of the background fabric and then a larger border using a brown batik that was very similar to the one I used for my blocks.
It took no time at all the finish this and then I took it to the park for some photos since the weather was nice. Today it has turned cold again.
Have you ever made the Jacob’s Ladder block? Did you like it? Fat Quarter Shop also has this as a pattern – Jacob’s Ladder Classic & Vintage with 4 different sizes of quilts that includes all the instructions and yardage.
Pin this for later and don’t forget to stop by the Jolly Jabber to see their version of the Jacob’s Ladder quilt block!
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About Connie
Hi, I’m Connie Kresin Campbell, the quilter, writer, and photographer behind Freemotion By the River. I enjoy inspiring others with my quilt tutorials and patterns. You’ll also see my sweet adopted dogs from time to time.
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The blue and brown is beautiful together! You are the batiks queen as i don’t know of any other blogger that i subscribe to that uses this fabric line. I look forward to your many projects. I recently bought some batiks and am using it with an appliqued butterfly. It’s going to be pretty! 🙂
Thanks Monica! I truly love working with batiks and…..have plenty of projects coming up made with them! I hope you saw my appliqued butterfly baby quilt that I showed earlier. https://conniekresin.com/2017/01/scrappy-butterfly-baby-quilt-tutorial.html
Your Jacob’s Ladder wall hanging is beautiful. I have made a Jacob’s ladder quilt block as part of an online quilt along that I followed.
Thanks Judy, this is always a favorite blocks of mine!
Connie Dear you are sew very consistent in making beautiful quilted pieces and sharing your expertise with others. Thiis is beautiful and I adore Jacob’s Ladder. Happy Hearts to you…<3
Thank you Sherry and you know I always enjoy sharing with everyone!
Beautiful- when I saw tutorial the other day I immediately pulled Batiks out to make a table topper also!
I can’t wait to see it Karla!
Gorgeous…..such pretty colors.
It looks beautiful in the batiks! Love it!
Beautiful!
Beautifully done my dear.
Hugs
donna
I adore that color combination of blue and brown – and that background is really elegant. The background gives it so much more personality than a solid color would have. Jacob’s Ladder is such a pretty block.
It looks intricate, but seeing it laid out like this shows how easy it is to do. Thank you.
This is a easy block to make Terry!
Island Batik fabric? Absolutely beautiful batiks you selected. #CreativeGoodness.
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Not this time Darlene, I’m using up some batiks that I have had for some time. Thanks!