Making a Latte Block You will be making four identical blocks. The pieces go together like a puzzle, so take your time and use pins. You might prefer to make them one at a time. To make ONE block, Assemble:(4) Flying Goose Blocks, one of each design(2) Green HST Blocks(4) Red HST Blocks(2) 3″ x 5-1/2″ Background Rectangles(5) 3″ x…
How to Make A Three Dimensional Flying Goose Block Assemble: (8) Red 3″ x 3″ squares(8) Gold 3″ x 3″ squares(16) Green 3″ x 3″ squares(16) Background 3″ x 5-1/2″ rectangles Place a 3″ x 3″ Green square right side up on your sewing table. Fold a Background rectangle wrong sides together and place it on top of…
Let’s Start with an Easy One How to Make a Half Square Triangle Quilt Block using the Traditional Method To create an HST block using the traditional method, place a 3-1/2″ x 3-1/2″ colored square right sides together with a 3-1/2″ x 3-1/2″ background square. Draw a diagonal line on the back of the top square. Sew…
I’m preparing for my row in the Seams to Be Sew “My Happy Place” Rowalong! I haven’t had a chance to make new videos yet, but everything else is ready. Judging from the comments made on the rows that have already been presented, people are having a lot of fun – and winning lots of prizes….
The snail trail quilt block swirls around a central four-patch to make a square-in-a-square design. Here is the tutorial on how to create the Snail Trail and the QST blocks that make up the Swing Your Partner pattern. I’ve included information on how to square up a block, too, and what to do when your…
This is a charming 16″ x 45″ table runner that celebrates your love for St. Patrick’s day. It’s easy to make using the hearts die by Accuquilt. If you don’t have the die, all is not lost. Most word processing programs will have a 2″, a 3″, and a 4″ heart motif. Explore your creativity!…
