Choose, turn and fit patterned patches into a quilt with no gaps.
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About Pocket Quilt
Choose, turn and fit patterned patches into a quilt with no gaps. This free astra studio activity is built for older adults who want clear, readable browser-based games without sign-up friction.
Astra's original puzzles invite you to explore connections, shapes and clues, with gentle levels, helpful hints and time to think. You can play at your own pace, replay the challenge, and use it as part of a regular routine for light mental exercise.
How to play Pocket Quilt
Step-by-step rules, in plain English.
Choose a patch
Select a patterned patch below the quilt. Its starting square has a ring to help you position it.
Turn and place it
Turn the selected patch if needed, then tap a quilt square to place its ring there. A patch must fit inside the quilt without overlapping another patch.
Cover the quilt
Fit every patch until there are no gaps. Tap a placed patch to lift it back out, or use Undo to step back. Hints are available, and there is no timer.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to drag patches in Pocket Quilt?
No. Select a patch, turn it if needed, then tap or click a square on the quilt to place it. The ring marks the patch square that will land where you tap.
Can I move a patch after placing it?
Yes. Tap the placed patch to lift it out and choose a new position. You can also use Undo or ask for a hint.
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