Shoo fly quilt pattern

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! Welcome to Week Two of my Shoo Fly Classic Quilt Blocks series. Today we're sewing a 6" finished block in my step by step tutorial, and if you haven't sewn one of these blocks before, you're in for a real treat! Hopefully you had some time last week to plan a block using my colouring sheet and pull some fabrics…

It sure has been a busy month! I finished three throw quilts, two baby quilts, and four minis. Some I have yet to share, but will soon. Have a great day!

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 sewing projects! Welcome to Week Three of my Shoo Fly Classic Quilt Blocks series. My goal is to inspire you to create your own Shoo Fly quilt, so I've put together some variations of the block and some layout options for setting the blocks to use as ideas - these are for inspiration purposes only, no patterns! Let's be honest…

82.5 by 95 inches block finishes 7 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches The background is cut four pieces 4 1/2 by 3 1/2 inches, two pieces 2 by 3 1/2 inches, and 2 pieces 2 by 4 1/2 inches. The shoo fly is cut from solids, one square 2 inches, and four squares 2 1/2 inches. The larger squares are sewn onto the larger rectangles in the sew-and-flip method. Block is sewn in three columns. All pressing is away from the triangles. In sewing blocks together, I only matched the corners, not the internal block…

It is my goal each month to give you an extra project related to the “Sister’s” block of the month quilt along. This month’s extra is based on the 6″ “Shoo Fly.&…

For the past 9 years Bonnie K. Hunter has issued a Leader/Ender challenge for her blog readers (quiltville.blogspot.com). She generally posts an idea for using scraps each July 4th. Bonnie chooses a block or a patchwork element in the public domain so as not in infringe on anyone's copyrighted design. The challenge for 2019 is…

Shoo-Fly Block Here are the instructions for the Shoo-fly block that were given out at the class last month. Click on the image to view it full size. Then print from your browser window. Coloring blocks to go along with the instructions. Click on the image to view full size. Then print from your browser window. Instructions to follow the photo tutorial (if you want a printed copy) I made my block a traditional Shoo-fly layout. Feel free to experiment with color combinations and different…

Nine patch blocks are one of the best types of blocks to slice and turn. Like this disappearing shoofly. So many possibilities. How to make several disappearing shoofly quilt blocks If you like dis…

Learn how to make the popular Shoo Fly quilt block with this free video tutorial and printable pattern! Sew along with RBD Building Blocks to make the full quilt.

Main - four point star quilt block - I am looking for a four point star block where the star is up right and not turned sideways or twisted. Anyone out there know of such a devil? :roll: