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BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4 by Missouri Star Quilt Co.

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Hello, Fall! In Volume 13, Issue 4 of BLOCK Magazine, we're leaning into deep, saturated colors that capture the mood of back-to-school season and Halloween. Grab a cup of pumpkin spice and settle in with the Grandmother Willow and 60 Degree Stars quilts. We're also featuring the Midnight Magic Embroidered Wall Hanging and Bow Tie Blossoms Quilt, two stunning projects to help sharpen your skills. And we're teaching technique this issue too: EPP with the Ingrid's Blooming Bed Runner pattern, and FPP with the Garden District Table Runner.


If you've ever dug through a bin of vintage fabric at an estate sale and felt your heart jump at a perfect feed sack print, you already know what Depression-era farm women discovered out of necessity: good fabric shows up in unexpected places. For them, it showed up in pretty cotton bags originally designed to hold grain, flour, and sugar. Take a deep dive with us into the art of feed sack quilting and fashion, and learn how these resourceful makers shaped the sewing landscape we know today.


America's 250th birthday is here, and quilters across the country are celebrating with a community quilt built from the combined effort of all 50 states. Take a look inside at this momentous project! We're also honoring our national heritage with an in-depth look at the double wedding ring quilt, exploring the history and significance behind this iconic pattern.


Then, meet Lorelai Kuecker, the young quilting whiz who's spent her teenage years honing her craft and building a business, Pigs in a Blanket Quilting. Her wearable quilts, from jackets and dresses to fun accessories like her Quilted Boot Straps and Hat Wrap, are sure to inspire. Yeehaw!


Don't miss the What If series, where the fan-favorite Harvest Stars quilt transforms from its crisp white coloring to a moody black-and-orange palette that captures the essence of fall. Want to make it your own? Grab your colored pencils and experiment on our blank graphs to test out different colorways before you ever cut into real fabric.


In our Quilters' Test Lab, meet the handy tools that fix mistakes, mark seams, turn, poke, and snip as needed. Read on to find a few new favorites for your sewing kit.


From cover to cover, BLOCK Magazine brings you 10 free patterns, helpful tips, and quilting inspiration to carry you through fall and beyond!



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Brand: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Collection: Block Magazine 2026 Volume 13

Designer: Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Product Type: BLOCK Magazine, Magazines, Missouri Star Publications

MSQC SKU: BLOCK183

MFG SKU: BLOCK184

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BETTY
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Nice issue with helpful tutorials

This is a nice issue, but it is not an exciting, page-turner. I watched Jenny's video tutorial and followed the instructions in BLOCK Magazine. I entered it in the County Fair and took 2nd place. I messed up on the sashing in one little place, and I added the sashing to Jenny's version. I have an auto-ship subscription started with the very FIRST issue, and I will look forward to the next issue. I have loyalty to MSQC and Jenny's mission.

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janelle
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Exciting quilt selection and great guidance

My quilt was one of those chosen for the community section. How cool was that. I never dreamed it would get selected. I love the detailed up close pictures that guide you through the process of completing a block.

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joan
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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I enjoy the Block magazine for the variety of quilting articles and clear concise directions for making quilts. I like the variety of quilts represented, and in the 2026 Volume 13 Issue, I enjoyed reading about the history of quilts made in the USA, the Quilters Test Lab, the quilt designer articles, and specifically the Ingrid’s Blooming Bed Runner that involves hand embroidery that I love and hand stitching the blocks. The What If section is informative and fun. Other than this issue, I would...

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Pauline
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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A heartfelt connection to home

I thoroughly enjoyed the Lorelei Kuecker article. I’m a farm girl. From planting time until frost, I’m in the garden. The timer just rang signaling the spaghetti sauce in a water bath system of canning is finished. I made a 2nd set of 4 quarts today after skinning enough tomatoes. There is minimal sewing until after frost. I manage to keep my farmer-husband’s clothes mended and those of a selected few others. I wore clothes made from feed sacks. Memories. Bow tie blossoms interests me. I like...

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Jimmie
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Great projects for seniors and children

I noticed a few different projects. I do enjoy projects for seasonal table runners and covers. I am currently working on smaller-size projects like throws for younger children to use at nap time, and baby quilts for new great-grandbaby arrivals. I am a senior quilter and prefer the smaller projects. It's nice to see a selection of smaller items to quilt, but not more than one baby/younger child project in an issue. I would include a throw for home, or for a senior in a new resident (nursing)...

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Lise
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Inspiring variety of textile crafts

I like the variety of textile crafts presented. You covered the history of feed sack fashion and the double wedding ring, which were very new and informative for me. I love the discovery of new young quilting artists such as Lorelai Kuecker. I have so much to discover and so many projects I want to do that may not be related to the contents of this particular issue. I will have the hard copy and digital version as reference for future inspiration.

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Linda
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Great resource for quilters

I really enjoy Block Magazine. I enjoy each and every issue I get, and I'm sure this one will be no exception. I like the quilts first and then the technique tutorials. I’ve learned so much from the tutorials. I learn best from watching someone else doing it, and it feels like I’m working with a friend. I’m interested in learning them both.

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Debra
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Inspiring magazine for quilters

I always look forward to my Block magazine. Its beautiful pictures and stories are a treat. It's about inspiration right now, and I passed it along to my daughter who is also a quilter.

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Pamela
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Always fun with great patterns

I always have fun when I receive my Block magazine. It has such great patterns and articles to boot. They all drew me. They were all great! I have some already in line waiting to be made.

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Jerald
Reviewed: BLOCK Magazine 2026 Volume 13 Issue 4
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Perfect gift for creative projects

It's for my wife and she loves it and all the stuff that's in it. She has a lot of projects that she's working on. I'm not sure how many came out of the book, but I know some have. It's been a Christmas present for a few years and she loves every one of them and thanks me every time she gets one.

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