Color Me Creative Quilt Block of the Month, Block Seven: the Churn Dash

Churn Dash Quilt Block

The Churn Dash Quilt Block is this month’s block. What is a churn dash? It is the cross pieces on the bottom of the pole that is used in a butter churn. As you pull the churn up and down, the cream flows around the churn dash and becomes butter.

The Churn Dash Quilt Block is an easy-to-make arrangement of half-square-triangles and rectangles. It is known by many different names. Just to name a few: Broken Plate, Double Monkey Wrench, Double T, Dragon’s Head, Fisherman’s Reel, Hens and Chickens, Hole in the Barn Door, Indian Hammer, Joan’s Doll Quilt, Lincoln’s Platform, Love Knot, Ludlow’s Favorite, Old Mill Design, Picture Frame, Puss in the Corner, Quail’s Nest, Sherman’s March, Shoo Fly, and Wrench.

Pictures

Elke made these Quilt Blocks

Elke did her blocks on the first day!
your block here
your block hereyour block here

Download Color Me Creative Block Seven below.

Thanks for reading this far:-))

Please add kris@scrapdash.com to your contacts list to make sure you get the confirmation message. Drag the confirmation message from the Promotion tab to the Primary tab if you use Gmail.

If you are already a subscriber, it’s okay to fill out this form. You won’t be put on the mailing list twice.

Have another tip to offer? Send it to me or reply below and I will add it here.

Don’t forget to sign up for the newsletter! Once a week, I send updates on quilt-related information I have found while wandering the web. This might be an inspiring article, a tip or tutorial I have discovered (or written), and occasionally exclusive offers & discounts as well as immediate access to the secret page of free patterns, guides, and printables. You can follow my page on Facebook, or join the Make Believe Quilters group, too.