All the Good Quilt Along
How to Lay Out the All the Good Quilt Pattern
Some quilts surprise you — not because they're complicated, but because they land so clearly with people.
This All the Good Quilt made with Bundle No. 24 was my most popular finish of 2025, and it's easy to see why. Bold color flow, graphic structure, and satisfying piecing — it's a quilt that feels confident, modern, and deeply approachable all at once.
If you have the pattern in hand and you're ready to tackle the layout, this video is for you.
Watch: How to Lay Out the All the Good Quilt Pattern
In this video I walk through the layout process — talking through my decisions, my color thinking, and the moments where most quilters tend to second-guess themselves. This is the kind of video where you'll want to pause, pull out your blocks, and play along.
You'll need the All the Good Quilt Pattern to follow along. The video is a companion to the pattern, not a replacement for it.
A Few Layout Tips Before You Press Play
Here are some things worth keeping in mind as you watch — and as you work through your own layout:
Start with your nucleus. Don't try to fill the whole quilt at once. The pattern walks you through starting from a single focal point and building outward. Trust that process. It works.
Value matters more than color. The reason this quilt reads so clearly — even with lots of colors — is because the light-to-dark transitions are intentional. Before you start placing blocks, sort by value first. You'll thank yourself later.
Solids are your friend. Bundle No. 24 is made entirely from Art Gallery Fabrics Pure Solids, and it's a perfect example of how solids let the structure of the pattern shine. No prints competing for attention — just color, contrast, and clarity.
Move blocks. A lot. Layout is not a one-and-done step. When I lay out a quilt, I often shift things around more than once. That's not indecision — that's good design. Adjusting and moving blocks is part of the process.
The binding is part of the design. This version is finished with a Moda Essentials Black and White Stripe binding. It frames the color work without competing with it. Don't underestimate what the right binding can do for a bold quilt.
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