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Ready for a new quilting project? If you are, here’s a hearts and gizzards quilt by Missouri Star. Isn’t this pattern gorgeous? This quilt design will surely catch people’s attention. It is unlike anything that I have seen before. The hearts don’t have a solid color, making the pattern more interesting and eye-catching.
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Most of the time, people stay away from curved patterns, as they can be tricky sometimes. But trust me, it’s easy. By making this quilt project, you can improve your sewing skills and be more confident in sewing curves or circles. You’ll master it after a few blocks! Learn how to make this beautiful pattern with the step-by-step instructions below.
For more heart quilt patterns, check these out: Super Easy Jewel Heart Quilt Tutorial for Beginners, How To Make Pieced Heart Quilt Blocks, How to Make a Cross Heart Quilt
Get a pair of colored square and background square. Take one of each pair then set them aside.
Take the other colored square and fold in half two times. Place the heart template and cut it out. You need 8 pieces of the half heart pieces for each block. Do the same for the background. You also need 8 pieces for the background.
Get one half heart from the colored and background. Place them on top of each other, with the color on the bottom. Put them on the background square at the bottom, 1/2″ from the corner. Take another pair and place on the side. Repeat with the other corners. See photo below for reference. Make sure that no pins are around the edges or in the diagonal lines from corner to corner.
Place the reserved colored square on top, right sides together.
Sew a 1/4″ all the way around the block.
Cut diagonally in both directions from corner to corner. Remove the pins and press them open. Do the same for the hearts. Trim the blocks into squares.
Sew the hearts down with any stitch you prefer.
Arrange four different colors of the block just like a four patch. See photo below.