Fold and sew quilt blocks

I first read about how to make this block in a book but I then came across this video, Exploding Block, by Jenny Doan from the Missouri Star Quilt Company. It’s fast and fun, however I use a…

As a quilter, there’s nothing more frustrating than unfolding a quilt only to find it covered in creases and wrinkles. These creases can be difficult to remove, and they can even cause damage…

Our education demonstration for March was the 10-minute quilt block. It uses squares of fabric and by folding and sewing the block in sections, a dimensional square inside a square block is created. Teri showed the basics of how to make the block and showed several quilt tops that used the 10-minute block. Go Here to see how to make the 10-minute block!

Double Pinwheel Block Easy Scrappy Style – Tutorial For some time I’ve been thinking about a Double Pinwheel and how to make this in an easier fashion. I think I’ve come up with something here. I’m excited! Hope you will be too! Do you remember when Jenny Doan showed us how to make pinwheel blocks … Continue reading Double Pinwheel Block Easy Scrappy Style – Tutorial →

This Versatile Technique Offers Many Design Options! Are you looking for a way to quickly put a quilt together? This fold and sew technique, demonstrated by Peg Spradlin, gives you many creative options while making quilt blocks a breeze to complete. For each block she starts with a 10″ layer cake square and a 5″ …

6,606 likes, 99 comments - emmajeanjansen on June 11, 2024: "This is how I like to fold my quilts when I store them in my cupboard. Folding a quilt on the bias helps to reduce the harsh folds that folding on the straight grain can do long term. I also made a paper template of my shelf so I get the quilt folded to the perfect size for my cupboard. To check out the best tutorial on how to fold your quilt on the bias, please do yourself a favour and visit Shelly at @matantequilting #ejjsquiltcu

Links and Resources - 10 minute quilt blocks .. fun and easy! - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbTHlGGKMPM tried this method this a.m. and it is fun and so easy...I had 4 1/2" sqs all cut so I used them and only basted to try the method and not waste my fabric...well it is sooooooo easy and took less than 5

I'm sure I'm not the only one who was wondering how to do this. When I ran across this tutorial I stopped to check it out, since I had been so curious about it. This is a little different than a basic quilt block and that was why I was so intrigued by it. I'm