Simple Squares On Point Quilt – Fabric Buster Project

Do you have tons of fabric scraps or outdated fabrics at home? If you do, here’s a simple squares on point quilt by my sewing room on YouTube. It’s a great stash buster, right? This is a very easy and fun pattern that anyone can do. You can give it to your loved ones or friends on birthdays or celebrations. Read on or watch the video below for full instructions. Happy sewing.

Materials

• 3 inch strips with different fabrics

Instructions

Step 1:

Start by cutting your three-inch strips from different fabrics. You can definitely use your leftover fabrics from past projects.

Step 2:

Sew some groups of strips together. She started with 3 strips, two light strips, and one dark strip. The dark strip was placed in the middle. The other strips will be a group of four with the same alternating pattern. Press all of them towards the darker fabric. Once done, cut them across into 3-inch strips. You will also need light 3-inch squares.

Step 3:

Start with one light 3-inch square, followed by the 3-square strip with the light square aligned to the first square. The next row should have 5 squares. After each row, you will add 2 squares. Once you get the quilt as big as you want, start decreasing by 2. Arrange them so that the light squares are all around the edges. Look at the photo below for reference.

Step 4:

Once you are happy with the arrangement, start sewing the units together in rows. After that, sew the rows together diagonally. You can pin them, if you want to make the process easier for you.

Step 5:

This quilt top will end with squares all the way around. Once it’s quilted, cut off the triangles to make a straight edge. It’s easier than having all the biased edges.

Simple Squares On Point Quilt – Fabric Buster Project