Ultimate Modern Quilt Block Collection

Get inspired with beautiful quilt blocks influenced by the art of the Bauhaus!

• 113 quilt blocks with instructions for both paper-piecing and traditional methods
• 4 sampler quilt projects with finishing instructions and inspirational colorway variations
• Quilt size guide, paper piecing tutorial, inspirational photography, and more
• Stunning gallery of inspiring block designs, plus overviews on paper-piecing basics and color theory
• The Bauhaus German Arts & Crafts School (1919-1933) is considered one of the most highly influential approaches to design, architecture, typography, and modern art that continues today

A must-have guide for today's modern quilter, Ultimate Modern Quilt Block Collection features more than 100 quilt blocks inspired by the iconic German art form, Bauhaus (meaning "building house"), that has influenced the world of design for decades.

Create a collection of bold, eye-catching, and modern quilt blocks — either with a paper piecing pattern or a traditional block construction pattern, both provided for your preference — that can also be arranged in different colorways, with directions for endless possibilities. Instructions and illustrations will then show you how to assemble four beautiful sampler quilt projects that each result in stunning modern quilts and create an entirely different vibe depending on the colorway you choose.

Stylish, fresh, and exciting, this inspirational guide is for any quilter looking for a different and contemporary quilting aesthetic. Experiment, explore design, and push the limits of your own creativity with Ultimate Modern Quilt Block Collection!

"This beautiful collection of modern quilt blocks is outstanding! The designs and colors are perfectly paired, enticing quilters to explore the magic, beauty, and satisfaction of creating these stunning modern quilts."
— Sherilyn Mortensen, Author of Quilting Through the Year: 16 Delightful Designs for Every Season

Daisy Dodge is an award-winning quilter, painter, and artist who previously studied at Columbus College of Art & Design. Her artistic style is known to engage the viewer with the specialized techniques she uses, and her quilts are tediously crafted with an explosion of unique color choices. Priding herself on her precise workmanship and attention to detail, Daisy's quilts utilize extra-small pieces and are usually her own original designs. A member of the Modern Quilters Guild, American Quilters Society, American Women Artists, and several other guilds, her work has been featured in several exhibitions and has won countless awards.