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  1. I love the Storm at Sea block and have made a couple, but pretty much by rotary cutting. Also, I make my blocks huge so I don’t have to work so hard. I call it a Tsunami, haha! I think it’s a beautiful design.

  2. Love the storm at sea quilts! A moment of confession though I have never made one..

  3. This was a great tutorial for Storm at Sea…thank you! Someday I’ll be giving this a try with my Accuquilt Storm at Sea cutter. Thanks for hopping with us!

  4. Great tutorial for the Storm at Sea in various methods! I have the BOB for Storm at Sea that I need to use to complete a long-neglected UFO. Thanks so much for sharing!

  5. My masterpiece quilt (in my opinion) was a Storm at Sea variation for my Navy son. I loved doing it in grays and navy blues with a red and black compass rose block – he was a navigator. It’s a design with so many possibilities. I’ve been looking forward to seeing what your research found!

  6. Having those AccuQuilt dies for the Storm at Sea was brilliant. Thanks, too, for helping us see all the work involved even with the cutter.

  7. Great information and tutorials. Storm at Sea is so perfect for Salt and Sand. Thank you!

  8. I absolutely love Storm at Sea. All the different methods to accomplish it makes it so versatile! Thanks for sharing all the information.

  9. Thank you for the pattern for paper pieced diamond piece. That would make it a lot easier for me anyway. I love paper piecing.

  10. Such a detailed tutorial on the construction of this block is a wonderful gift. Thank You

  11. What a great tutorial! I did them with a group – thought paper piecing would help with accuracy – I was wrong. The die is the definite way to go. If you don’t mind, I’d love for you to link up at my tips/tutorials for the month…there is still time!

  12. Thank you for the tutorial and the links to other methods. I’ll check these out as the square in a square has always given me trouble.

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