Image by Teresa DownUnder via Youtube
Don’t know what project to do next? How about this quick and easy disappearing churn dash quilt by Teresa DownUnder? I just made this block with my friend and we really enjoyed it. We loved exploring the different patterns we could create with the block. It’s not complicated to make, so it’s the perfect choice for every beginner. Watch the video below for full instructions. Happy sewing!
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Get the white squares and draw a diagonal line on the back of each one.
Place the grey squares on the bottom of the white squares with the right sides facing together. Pin it in place. Sew 1/4 inch away from the line on both sides and squares. Once done, cut directly on the lines and trim the corners. Open and press them flat. Trim the four half-square triangles to 4 1/2-inch squares if necessary.
Sew the blue and orange strips together into 2 rectangles with 1/4″ seam allowance. Cut each rectangle into two 4 1/2″ squares.
Arrange the squares in a 9-patch pattern. See the photo below for reference. Sew the squares in rows with a 1/2″ seam allowance. Press it flat. Make sure to press the top and bottom rows in different directions. After that, sew the rows together. Make sure to nest the seams.
Mark the center of each side of the block. Cut the block into 2 equal parts horizontally and vertically. Arrange the squares depending on the design that you want. Watch the video below for different design options. Sew with 1/4″ seam allowance.
Did you like this block? If so, make sure to check Teresa DownUnder on YouTube. She has a lot of video tutorials for you.