fabric406 Blog — Nine Patch Blocks
How to Make the Traditional Magic Circle Quilt Block (or a different coloring of the Prairie Flower)
Posted by Elaine Huff on
Today let's sew together this cute and easy block called Magic Circle. It was first published in the Ladies Art Company and I don't know why it was called Magic Circle - I don't see a circle anywhere! Let's get started!
- Tags: 12" Blocks, Nine Patch Blocks, Tutorials
How to Make a County Fair Quilt Block
Posted by Elaine Huff on
Today let's sew together this pretty star block called County Fair. It uses only half square triangles and snowballed corners so it goes together fairly easily!
The Easy Traditional Quilt Block Called Triplet
Posted by Elaine Huff on
The Triplet quilt block is easy to create and makes an interesting quilt. With only Hourglass units and squares plus using only two colors, it goes together quickly. It was first published in the Kansas City Star publication.
How to Sew this Beautiful Star Quilt Block Called Two Color
Posted by Elaine Huff on
I'm not sure why this block is called Two Color. The example I saw used three colors plus a background! Perhaps it is referring to the two colors for the star points. However, it is a lovely star and pinwheel design.
Love in a Mist Quilt Block
Posted by Elaine Huff on
The Love in a Mist quilt block is an easy block for beginners with only half square triangles, square in a square and square patches. This traditional style block was originally done with only a light and a dark or medium colored fabric. I had to do my own thing so I added in another color. Additionally, the center star could be a fourth color.
