Castle Wall 4.5 inch Download
US$30.00
Print Castle Wall shapes directly on your fabric — no templates required.
Precise stitching lines and matching marks make inset seams easier than you expect.
Piece by hand, by machine, or combine both — or use Inklingo for English Paper Piecing if you prefer.
Description
Print Castle Wall 4.5-inch shapes directly on your fabric — with or without fussy cutting — and sew anywhere, any time.
Precise lines make this intricate block surprisingly approachable—and very satisfying to sew.
Bliss.
New to Inklingo? Start Here
Print a page. Cut a few shapes. Stitch on the lines.
That small step is all it takes—you’ll feel the difference right away.
DOWNLOAD – Shape Collection + Worksheets
56.8 MB 472 Pages
System Requirements
Windows or Mac computer (not a phone or tablet) and any ordinary color Inkjet printer.

This shape collection includes all of the shapes for Castle Wall 4.5-inch.

There are also 3 bonus shapes for even more design options.

Castle Wall (Beyer 295-1) is credited to Eveline Foland, Kansas City Star, October 10, 1931.
What’s Included
- shapes to print directly on fabric
- diagrams showing how much fabric you need
- shapes without seam allowances (for freezer paper templates, if desired)
Why Quilters Love It
- use a rotary cutter or scissors
- 3 bonus shapes for endless variations
- 7 optional combo layout to use fabric efficiently and save time
- ideal for fussy cutting, stripes, and border prints
- small shapes fit on Jelly Rolls and small scraps
- inset seams are easier with stitching lines and matching marks
- choose your method —hand, machine, hybrid, or EPP
- worksheets with many design options
A Choice of Methods
I often piece Castle Wall 4.5-inch blocks partly by hand and partly by machine — taking advantage of the precise lines printed on the fabric.
If you prefer, Inklingo also works beautifully for English Paper Piecing, with multiple options to suit your style.

“My first Inklingo and hand pieced project! I think I should have chosen something a little easier than the 4 1/2 inch Castle Wall block, but it was awfully fun! If a new-be like me can do it, any one can.”
— Laura in Illinois

When everything fits, sewing becomes more relaxing — and more fun.
Love the lines. Quilt more.
Bonus Lessons on the Blog

BONUS LESSONS ON THE BLOG Search Castle for my best tips and design ideas on the blog. For example Inklingo Castle Wall Quilt in Electric Quilt and How to Press Inklingo Castle Wall Blocks and many more.
There are several articles on the All About Inklingo blog about Castle Wall.
- Introduction
- How to Hand Piece Castle Wall
- How to Machine Piece Castle Wall
- How to Machine Piece Castle Wall – 2
- How to Press Castle Wall Part 1
- How to Press Castle Wall Part 2
- Inset seams—Why quilters who hand piece love them!
- Sewing Sequence
- Hybrid piecing – combining hand and machine piecing
- Design Ideas with the Bonus Shapes
– fussy cutting the center - Setting ideas
– with the free shape collection
– with LeMoyne Star blocks
– using all 3 sizes in one quilt
– Castle Wall in New Zealand
– Fussy Cut Castle Wall with LeMoyne Stars - Electric Quilt Project Files
- Monkey’s Cheat Sheets and more!









Pamella –
Where is the free pattern for castle wall. I understood it to say free
Linda –
Hi Pamella, The Castle Wall shape collections have never been free. (Please let me know where you saw that!) There is a wonderful free shape collection with Diamonds, Triangles and Squares. The shapes are very versatile but they do not have the shapes you need for Castle Wall.
Please start with the free shapes.
https://www.inklingo.com/product-category/inklingo-beginners-quilt/
Cathi (verified owner) –
Oh, my goodness. You’ve made each one of these collections a must-have with the different bonus shapes! This one, in particular, really has my imagination captured. Made a 6″ one, now I need to make a 4.5″ one. And then a 9″ one. And not one of them will look anything like the others!
Inklingo is amazing!