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Quilting
Learn how to make an easy 9 patch quilt block with this easy tutorial.
Quilts
Classic Quilt blocks have been sewn for centuries, are easy to recognise and are every quilters favorite. Let’s celebrate these gorgeous blocks and add them to our quilting projects! Week two of my Classic Quilt Blocks series is always my favorite because it’s tutorial week, and I like to think your happily sewing along with me. Hopefully you’ve had some time to pull fabrics and plan some Nine Patch blocks using last week’s colouring sheet, and you’re ready to sew. I’m going to show you two ways to sew this block, and both ways will yield a 6\
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Sew Great!
The easy-to-make nine-patch block is one of quilting’s workhorses, a fundamental block used in hundreds of different quilt patterns. Its grid of three squares arranged in three rows also makes for many interesting variations on
Sew Sew Sweet
The easy-to-make nine-patch block is one of quilting’s workhorses, a fundamental block used in hundreds of different quilt patterns. Its grid of three squares arranged in three rows also makes for many interesting variations on
Sewing – Quilts \u0026 Blankets
The 9 patch is considered a basic foundation block in quilting that can help your build your skills in so many ways. Learn the basics and master this block.
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Edited to add: Looking for the Framed Four Patch PDF quilt pattern? Sign up for my newsletter here to receive a download link. You’ll also be the first to hear about new pattern releases and sales, and have access to tips, tutorials, and behind-the-scenes fun! Well hello there! How is your January going? Have you started any new, fun projects yet this year? I’ve been catching up on some Splendid Sampler blocks, and I finished up this Framed Four Patch quilt this week. I’ve really enjoyed sewing with these pretty Vintage Keepsakes prints (designed by Beverly McCullough for Riley Blake Designs)– they’re just so sweet! I’ve been kind of in a glum mood lately and this aqua/red/pink color combo has really brought some life back into my much-neglected sewing room. You can see more of the Vintage Keepsakes prints \u0026 projects here on Bev’s blog. Don’t you just love that gray doily print by the way? This fabric line
should be in your local stores now, or you can find it online here at the Fat Quarter Shop. My Framed Four Patch quilt is filled with four patch blocks (obviously *wink wink*). The four-patch block is one of my go-to favorites! I have a speedy way to make four patches and by using this method I can crank out a whole stack of blocks in no time – and it makes this quilt SO fast to finish! I’ll show you how I do it! First you’ll need two strips of fabric that are the same size (for example, 3.5\
