Pattern of the Month

This month’s Pattern of the Month is Interwoven—a bold, modern quilt that builds visual complexity from a deceptively simple foundation.

At its core, Interwoven is a one-block quilt. The same block repeats throughout the layout, with no rotation or fancy placement. But once assembled, the block edges vanish into a larger visual structure that looks far more intricate than it actually is. It’s a pattern designed for quilters who love clean lines, bold contrasts, and construction that’s thoughtful but not fussy.

The cover version was made using Kona Cotton solids, including the standout color Wasabi—a yellow-green that shifts dramatically depending on what it’s paired with. In this quilt, it turned out brighter than expected, bringing a strong spring energy to the final design. But Interwoven works beautifully in more muted or moody palettes as well. The strength of the pattern is in the structure—it holds up no matter what colors you choose.

Interwoven is suitable for confident beginners, especially those looking to sharpen their skills with accurate piecing and smarter pressing. Seam nesting and block spinning instructions are included to make construction smooth and efficient (and avoid unnecessary pinning).

You can read more about this quilt in the 100 Quilt Project, or head straight to the Quilt Patterns portfolio.

100 Quilt Project #26