Free Scrappy Tree Block PDF Pattern
Happy Saturday Friends! I hope all of my American friends had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Ryan & I hosted my family at our house and it was a really nice day. One of the most fun things for me was having our brand new this year niece at our festivities. She is 10 months old and so much fun. It’s crazy to think that she wasn’t at our Thanksgiving last year…she’s added such joy to our family. The other thing that gave me pause was realizing that the high chair we got out of storage for her to use is 18 years old. I can hardly believe it was that long ago that we would have used it for our littles. Goodness!
Well, the purpose of this blog post isn’t to reminisce about my little babies but rather to share about another free, scrappy block pattern. This block is the 5th in the series of scrappy block patterns I’ve released this year. If you’ve missed any of the scrappy blocks so far, here they are again:
Scrappy Clover
Scrappy Heart
Scrappy Tulip
Scrappy Flag
You can also find the blog posts about all of these blocks here.
The Scrappy Tree block pattern is available here.
As with the previous blocks, this block creates a neat secondary pattern when the blocks are sewn together. I think rotating the tree blocks across a whole quilt would be beautiful!
These are all of the blocks I’ve shared so far. They are all made using mostly my fabrics although I did sneak a couple other fabrics into my tree block. There are two non-Coriander fabrics in that one. =) I have more of these scrappy blocks planned for the future so be sure to subscribe to the blog or YouTube channel so you don’t miss out! Speaking of the YouTube channel, Ryan & I filmed a Scrappy Tree block video that you can watch here.
I also wanted to give one final reminder about the November $5 pattern of the month, Snowy. You have through November 30 to grab the pattern for just $5. The paper patterns have sold out but you can still purchase a PDF pattern if you’d like to for $5 through that date. Purchase the Snowy PDF pattern here.
Snowy Quilt
Thank you so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful weekend! Corey
This is great! Thank you so much for all the free scrappy block patterns! I have a new quilt shop opening in January in Marianna, Florida – not my quilt shop (ha, I wish!), but I will surely be shopping there, probably too much! ANYHOW, I asked if they will carry Moda, and the answer was yes, so I asked if they have ordered Star Berry yet, and the answer was … YES!!! I am so excited to get my hands on that fabric!!!
Oh wonderful!…thank you so much for checking with them. It’s always so fun to be able to shop and see the fabrics in person.
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
This is a delightful block. Thank you for offering it for free to us!
Thank you!…you’re welcome!
Thank you so much for all the scrappy blocks. They are so much fun to make and absolutely gorgeous. I’m having a great time making them all. Thanks again for your generosity!
You’re so welcome!
Thank. You so much for the scrappy free blocks. I do block of the month blocks for 2 small guilds. These are perfect. This is a good way for the ladies to know more about designers and enjoy such cute blocks.
You’re so welcome!..I’m glad you can put them to good use. =)
What fabric do you suggest for the Snowey pattern? I Love snowmen so I wouldld love to make this quilt. I have already purchased the pattern. Please advise. Thank You Barb
If you look back just a couple blog posts, I shared some other images of Snowy using fabric lines that are currently in quilt shops. I think any of those would be very pretty!
Corey,
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
I always look forward to your videos. This tree block is especially easy. Thanks so much for your generosity in sharing it with us.
You’re so welcome!…thankyou!
Thank you for your generosity. I love your patterns! Happy Holidays!
Thank you!…Happy Holidays!
Thank you so much for this tree block! It is so cute and the secondary pattern is great. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas season. Enjoy the holidays!
Sincerely,
Pamelia Wimberly
You enjoy the holidays as well!
Presious! Thanks!
You’re welcome!
What a great block to add to the other scrappy blocks! Thank you very much.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for your posts, tutorials & patterns. They are a shiny spot in ly quilt life.
You’re so welcome!…thank you!
Thanks
You’re welcome!
Thanks for the cute pattern!! What is the name of the pattern to your right in the picture?
When looking at the photo, the quilt on the far right with the dark background, is called Wishes. You can always find quilt pattern information (for the quilts in my videos) in the description box below the video when you watch it on YouTube. =)
Thank you so much!! These are adorable!!
Thank you…you’re welcome!
Thanks Corey for the darling tree block! It is exactly what I want to use in both a table runner and a wall hanging for my Christmas decorating this year. Since I have plenty of Christmas fabrics I won’t have to buy any new fabrics, but can still sew up some new stuff. I have several jelly rolls, several bundles and some larger yardage pieces of various Christmas fabric lines that will do fine. I have a snowman banner-type quilt that I made several years ago, but maybe it’s time for a new snowman wall hanging to use after Christmas, so your $5 Snowy pattern sounds like a bargain to me! Thanks for your generous spirit of sharing your gifts and talents with us! I love, love, love your new Starberry fabric line and can’t wait to get some of my very own!
This block works so well for both a wall hanging or table runner. I hope you love stitching it up!
You are very special and your work and designs are beautiful. I look every day at my e–mail For your Coriander Logo. It makes me happy. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Happy Holidays to you as well!
Corey, Thank you so much for the scrappy tree block. Not going to have time now to work on it but after the holidays I can get ahead of the game for next year, at least that is my plan. Thank you again.
You’re so welcome!…that sounds like a great plan. =)
Hi, Corey! Thank you so much for the free Scrappy Quilt block patterns. Very thoughtful designs, by a thoughtful woman. Last year I divided my scraps by color and this year have trimmed them down to usable pieces. Looking forward to trying these scrap blocks. Take care.
You’re so welcome!…they’ve been fun to share!
Thank you for the scrappy tree block (as well as the other scrappy blocks). I hope to try some of them next year!
You’re so welcome!
Corey, thank you for the scrappy block patterns. They are so cute. Truly appreciate all you do for those aspiring to make beautiful quilts like you do.
You’re so welcome!…they’ve been fun to share. =)
Thank you so much for doing a Christmas Tree version for this series, Corey. I do love them all but not enough time, too many wishes on my wish list!
Sarah
Always so many fun projects to make!
I adore this tree block and think it would look great in a table runner! Thank you for your generosity!
You’re so welcome!
Could you post the picture of the block all laid out as a whole quilt?
The 3rd picture down includes that image.
Lisa, what is the name f the new quilt shop in Marianna? I am in Monticello, FL and I would love to check it out! Thanks!
I love the way this tree block looks like two different blocks when made as a quilt. I think this block is one of my favorites. Thank you for your generosity!
I love your Starberry fabric! Hope some comes my way in 2024! Thank you so much for your free block patters. I love those too!
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Thank you for your posts, tutorials, and patterns. They brighten up my
Stitching journey.