I have been enjoying playing with the Indian Maze quilt block.
This block is drawn with an 8 x 8 grid.
*Clicking on any of the photos will show a larger view.
Here’s what the Indian Maze quilt block looks like in a basic straight set with borders:
Let’s play!
Using Electric Quilt, it is very easy to delete a few lines from the original block and create a variation of this block.
Now let’s pair the two together:
Here is another variation created simply by deleting lines from the original Indian Maze block:
And a quilt designed with the original block and the new variation:
Now, for comparison to the straight set, let’s see what the Indian Maze quilt block looks like turned on point (with sashing and cornerstones).
I like it! It looks like tapestry to me.
And more designs on point, with the variation blocks included:
It isn’t hard to design your own quilts. Just by deleting a few lines to create new variations of a block, and perhaps adding a plain block, one can create lots and lots of quilt designs.
Play with color too. Be sure to have dark, medium and light values. Move them around…you’ll be surprised what a difference it makes!
Which design do you like?












I like your Indian Maze quilt, how long did it take you to sew the quilt? Marie
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Hey Marie! Good to hear from you! I haven’t sewn any of these quilts…they are all virtual designs. I’d have to live 1000 years, or so, to make all of the designs I have in files on my computer!
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Love them all! Made me dizzy thinking about having to choose just one!!
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If only we could live long enough to actually make all of the designs that we want to!
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Love the block … and I love each of the designs with the full block included.
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This block is a fun one to play with.
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