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How to Sew a Nested Sawtooth Star Quilt Block

The nested sawtooth star is an attractive, traditional quilt block that is not too hard to put together. Follow these foolproof instructions for a beautiful quilt block.

How to Sew a 6.5″x6.5″ Sawtooth Star Quilt Block

The sawtooth star does not have to be hard to make. Follow these foolproof instructions for all skill levels to make a 6.5″x6.5″ block.

9 Cutting Tips: Prevent Mistakes while Cutting Quilt Fabric

My best tips for cutting fabric while you are quilting, so you won’t make the same mistakes I have made.

How to Sew 4 Asymmetrical Flying Geese Quilt Blocks

This pattern will make 3.5″ by 6.5″ flying geese with three colors. These blocks are used in the pinwheel star quilt block. It uses the 4-at-a-time method.

How to Sew a Pinwheel Star Quilt Block

These instructions will make a 12.5″x12.5″ pinwheel star block, including 1/4″ seam allowances. The pinwheel is super simple to make!

How to Sew Two Hourglass Quilt Blocks

How to create two 4.5″ hourglass quilt blocks from two 5.5″ squares (one in each color). The hourglass block is a building block for larger blocks such as the wandering star block.

How to Sew a Wandering Star Quilt Block

These directions will make a wandering star block that is 12.5″ by 12.5″ with 1/4″ seam allowances, so the finished size will be 12″ by 12.”

How to Sew a Sawtooth Star Quilt Block

Make the famous sawtooth star quilt block using foolproof techniques good for any level of quilter. The finished size will be 12″ by 12.”

How to Sew 3.5″ by 6.5″ Flying Geese Quilt Blocks

Follow these directions to make 4 flying geese blocks. You will make slightly large blocks and then trim them to the exact size you need.

Details on our Group Quilt Project for Charity

A local group that I’m part of is putting together a round robin quilt project for charity. Here are the details and fabric requirements.