Disappearing hourglass

Hi all! It's been lovely quilting with you so far this year! I've been interested in disappearing blocks since my first one (my very first month in Stashbee - last January!), so I knew I wanted to pick one for my block this year. In this block, I love how the hourglass turns into something totally different. There are some free tutorials online for this block, in case you would like extra guidance. Here is a great one for reference. Fabrics/Colors: Black: Solid black preferred - or the…

This is one of those blocks that start with two squares. It can be made in different sizes though for this demo I’ve chosen a 10″ pre-cut also called layer cake. How to make 4 disappear…

This technique has been around for a while but it always generates great looking blocks. Use 2 or 3 colours to increase the variety of designs. How to make 2 Disappearing hourglass quilt blocks Lea…

Another top from the pile is completed. Click here to read my previous post about this quilt and for a link to the tutorial. The finished quilt is about 46" by 56". It will be a donation quilt for my guild's quilts for oncology project. Please be sure to visit Gene today for his Around the World Blog Hop post.

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disappearing hourglass quilt

Audrey pieced this lovely Disappearing Hourglass quilt using Kate and Birdie's Winter Lane collection. The pattern is a Missouri Star ...