This fun 12″ finished quilt block stitches up a simple tractor! Part of the “Farm” series for this month’s Quilt block mania, this big green tractor quilt block is a great addition to any farm themed quilt. You can check out the other farm themed quilt blocks linked below, as well as my free barn quilt block and chicken quilt block.
The tractor quilt block would also be fun to combine with other transportation themed quilt blocks such as my free car quilt block pattern, ambulance quilt block, train quilt block, and cruise ship quilt block.
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Check out all these other great farm themed quilt blocks!
Tractor Quilt Block by Carolina Moore
Sunflower by Crafty Staci
Dairy Barn by Scrapdasah
Weathervane by QuiltFabrication
Corn by Inquiring Quilter
Scrappy Tomato by Katie Mae Quilts
Ear of Corn by Patchwork River Quilting
Barn by Memory Barn Studio
Green Mountain Star by Sarah Marcina
Texas Watermelon & Grapefruit by Emerald Falls Quilts
Farmer Nutcracker
Farm Fields by Patchwork Breeze
Tulip Fields by Stitching Across the Globe
Stacked Animals by Appliques Quilts and More
Friendly Fields by Due North Handmade
Barn Quilt Block by Dragonfly’s Quilting Design Studio
Back of the Barn ~ Block Pattern by Ashli Montgomery
Comments & Reviews
I should be on your newsletter list, but I don’t remember how to access it to get the free pattern. how do I do that?
Search “Carolina Moore” in your inbox to see if the emails come up. If they don’t, then you’re not on the email list… 🙂
Hi Carolina. I always wondered what batting you used in your quilt tops? I’m making your BOM and wanted to quilt each block in a row to have less bulk under my sewing machine before joining each row together.
I am loving using your lighted ruler making the blocks. Really helps in seeing where to cut. Thank you so much for all that you’ve done for quilting industry. Looking forward to next set of trading cards next month.
Hi Kathy,
I buy 100% cotton batting on a roll. What you’re describing is quilt-as-you-go, which is a different technique. It could work with this pattern, but you’ll want to research the technique so that you can adjust accordingly.