Snowballed Disappearing Four Patch With Jenny Doan

If you are looking for an easy quilt project that can impress everyone, go for this snowballed disappearing four patch by Missouri Star. It may look like a hard quilt since it has a lot of small pieces, but it’s actually one of the easiest blocks that you can make at home. People will surely think you have spent a lot of time and effort finishing this quilt.

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This block starts with a four-patch, and then you are going to cut each side. Swap and rotate some pieces together, and sew them back together to make the block. The last thing you need to do is snowball two corners, and you have the final block. It is super easy and fun to make. Even beginners can easily follow the steps.

For more easy quilt patterns, check these out: Disappearing Pinwheel 5 Twist Quilt With Jenny Doan, Ribbon Star Quilt With Jenny Doan, 2 Easy Quilt Blocks Using Half-Square Triangles

Easy Snowball Disappearing Four Patch Materials

• 2 packs of 5″ print squares
• 2 1/4 yards of background fabric
• 1 yard of border
• 3/4 yard of binding
• 3 3/4 yards of backing

How to Make a Snowball Disappearing Four Patch

Step 1:

Take 2 print squares and 2 background squares. Lay them just like a four patch and sew them together. Press the seams flat.

Step 2:

Cut 1 1/2″ from the center from all four sides.

Step 3:

Swap the top corner squares, then swap the bottom squares. Next, turn the center block so that the color lines up with the big block on both sides. Sew them back together. Press the seams flat.

Step 4:

Take 2 pieces of 3″ squares and fold them in half diagonally to make a crease. Open them and place on two opposite colored corners. Sew directly on the lines then trim the excess. Now you have the block.

Snowball Disappearing Four Patch With Jenny Doan