
Disappearing Quilt Block Printable cards. 9 cards on each page. They show the 4 patch, 9 patch, 16 patch and pinwheel quilt blocks. How to cut and sew them.
It’s been a lot of fun sewing up the magical disappearing quilt blocks. I kept on mixing up the instructions though.
Which blocks cut which way? How was that again? Whoops…wrong cut!
Having a quick go-to printable is just what I needed to have. Something I could tuck away and then quickly refer to when I got in a memory bind.

Disappearing Quilt Blocks Included In The Printable
Download the pdf file for this project from my free resource library.
Get the password for the library including this free pattern!
- 4 patch
- 9 patch
- 16 patch
- pinwheel
Each will have a picture of the block with dotted lines to show you how to cut it once it’s pieced. Great to keep around your sewing room for quick reference, or even pack a long to sewing days with friends.
Don’t make another bad cut! Hurry and check the reference card to make sure it’s right the first time.

– Basic Quilting Supplies –
- Rotary cutter or a new sharp blade
- Cutting Mat
- Quilt Ruler
- Sewing Machine – This brother is my favorite!
- Iron here
- Thread
- Bobbins
- Scissors
- Seam Ripper – Not my favorite thing to do!
For quick reference here are the posts for each Disappearing Quilt Block tutorial:
Disappearing Quilt Blocks & Pattern eBook-
There are 9 cards on each page printed— enough to share a few with your other sewing friends!
~More Disappearing Quilt Block Tutorials ~
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- Disappearing Quilt Blocks – Row Along
- Disappearing 4 Patch Quilt Block Tutorial
- Disappearing 16 Patch Quilt Block Tutorial
- Disappearing Pinwheel Quilt Block Tutorial
- Disappearing Pinwheel Quilt Block – Arrow
- Baby Quilt Tutorial – Disappearing 4 Patch
- 4 Patch Disappearing Quilt Block – Criss Cross
- Disappearing Quilt Blocks, Quilts And Printables
- Disappearing 9 Patch With A Double Twist Tutorial
- Disappearing 9 Patch Quilt Block – Criss Cross Cut
- Disappearing Pinwheel Quilt Block – Double Pinwheel
- The Round Robin Edition 7 – Disappearing Quilt Blocks
Frequently Asked Question On Printables
+ How many reference cards are there, and how are they organized?
Each page contains nine reference cards, each dedicated to one of the four quilt blocks. The cards are designed for easy printing and sharing with fellow quilters.
+ Are these printables suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! The clear instructions and visual aids make these printables perfect for quilters of all skill levels, especially beginners looking to explore disappearing quilt blocks.
+ Can I use these blocks to create a full quilt?
Certainly! These disappearing quilt blocks can be combined in various layouts to create a complete quilt. Experiment with different arrangements to design a quilt that suits your style.
Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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HI becky, How do O get a copy of the disappearing patterns, I cannot download them on my computer only print when there is a print word listed on the page ? I really would like a copy of these patterns. thank you,Kitty
How do I print this? I would really like to have it but after two hours trying to download the reference card, I give up! Any assistance would be appreciated
The Disappearing Quilt Blocks card does not show the cutting lines when I print it. Is it my printer?
I have tried everything but cannot get any place with this. I would love to have the card as I have trouble remembering which way they go also. I have even tried just printing it and nothing. I can’t save it either. Would appreciate some help.
the printable version is in my craftsy store. That is where it will be found. Hope that helps! (there is a link to the store on the menu bar)
I was so happy to get this cute helper…AND I did print it from Craftsy store, through a link from Pat Sloan. And NO DOTTED LINES PRINT! None of the cutting lines print. I see others have tole you they have trouble with this…it is not their printer. Please can you inform Craftsy? I would love to use it. And thank you for the reference idea. Brenda
I’m a beginner and I’m hoping this will help me get started. I’m a senior (74) and am doing quilt tops for my church to give to different charities. I’ve only done one so far.. just random blocks.. nothing fancy.. but I’m trying to do better things.. Hope you can be some help to me..
I have been sewing together different quilt block, now i need to know how to put them together I have had to put a border around some of them to get all the blocks the same size. but do i need a Sach or just sew them together. I I’m very new at this. the blocks I’ve made are the road to Okla, some of the farmers wife stuff, 9 point for just a example.
I thought this would be unique. For my grandson.