I have been fascinated by brick quilts for a long time. I’m not sure why I find them so much fun to make. Perhaps it is because the pieces have one long side and it seems like I’m going faster. Anyway, here’s a quilt, one of a series, that I think you’ll enjoy. I have given instructions for multiple size bricks. You will have to adjust the number of blocks to make the size quilt you would like. The nice thing about calculating how many pieces you need is that each block has four light and four dark bricks.
This is very scrappy and Accuquilt GO die friendly. You can cut the length of the bricks across the width of fabric. Then fanfold it onto your strip die and away you go. You’ll have this quilt cut very quickly. The Accuquilt GO cutter has introduced me to cutting and stitching lengthwise, and I think my blocks are much more accurate now.

edit: ooooooooooh! I see another way to piece this! Do you see it? It could be blocks of brick four patches and blocks of four bricks alternating colors, then stitch into rows. Hmmmmmm! These would be rectangle blocks, not square, but it might work even better for pressing. I’ll have to try that and let you know.
Great tutorial and thanks for the instructions.
Glad you like it – this has lots of possibilities in terms of layout – not just the one in the image. Hope you have fun playing with it.
This quilt is just great! Have ordered the accuquilt go and the 3 1/2 x 6 1/2 die and am ever so eager to try your design. I also use EQ; so with both the software and faster way of cutting, I’m hoping to just churn out quilt after quilt! Thanks for your inspiration.
I’m glad you like it. Send us a photo when you get it done!