Tumbling Blocks Quilt Tutorial - No Y-Seams!
I've been wanting to make a Tumbling Blocks quilt for awhile now, but the Y-seams (which I prefer to sew by hand) kept putting me off. So I never took on this quilt project and never tried to make a Tumbling Blocks Quilt.
Quilty Box arrived this month and brought me an awesome new cutting ruler. The Sidekick Ruler cuts 60 degree diamonds, triangles, and half triangle shapes.
I played around with the ruler a bit and YAY! We can piece a Tumbling Blocks quilt with NO Y-Seams. Even better, this can be chain pieced which makes the quilt go together in no time.
I sliced and diced and pieced and pressed and created this Tumbling Blocks Sunrise quilt.
Quilty Box arrived this month and brought me an awesome new cutting ruler. The Sidekick Ruler cuts 60 degree diamonds, triangles, and half triangle shapes.
I played around with the ruler a bit and YAY! We can piece a Tumbling Blocks quilt with NO Y-Seams. Even better, this can be chain pieced which makes the quilt go together in no time.
I sliced and diced and pieced and pressed and created this Tumbling Blocks Sunrise quilt.
Click Here to find this free quilt pattern.
Each month I get Quilty Box, a subscription box of fun quilting tools, thread, and fabrics. Rather than stash these new supplies in a drawer, I challenge myself to use up the fabrics in a new quilt.
Click Here to learn more about Quilty Box.
In just a few days I design a quilt, cut and piece it with help from my dad, and write a free quilt pattern for you to enjoy. It's a fun challenge and I enjoy pushing myself to work quickly and make a new quilt every month.
Click Here to find all the free patterns I've shared so far.
Let's go quilt,
Leah Day
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