Disappearing block patterns

Hi Stash Bee! My name is Em and I have participated in Stash Bee all except one year, I think. Five times? Anyway, I always enjoy this bee and I LOVE that there is now an Instagram hive because that's my main mode of social media interaction. You can find me @moonlightsewing. Since I'm part of the IG hive, I prepped this tutorial so that I could make it available on Instagram as well. This is the classic "double disappearing nine patch" block and I made it so that the starting pieces are…

The twisting rail fence block is quick and easy. Create alternate patterns in your quilt by how you arrange this fun quilt block.

Hidden Wells table runner is a fast and easy table runner to make with this fun quilt block that uses 4 fat quarters of fabric.

Hello, friends! I'm Kairle Oaks of Handcrafted Goodness. It's that time of year in Utah when we have had enough of winter and we're thinking ahead to warm summer days. I'm ready to get outside in the garden and plant flowers that will bring bright, happy colors to my drab landscape. This fun buzz-saw quilt, made in "Grunge Hits the Spot" by BasicGrey, has me feeling all sorts of warm, sunny thoughts! I made my first buzz-saw quilt many years ago while participating in a small local quilt…

I realized I did not sew and show the block the way I originally intended when I wrote this tutorial! So I updated it with some new pictures and text. A couple of years ago I became fascinated wit…

Nine patch blocks are one of the best types of blocks to slice and turn. How to make a double disappearing nine patch quilt block If you like disappearing blocks check out my book Turnabout patchwo…

Disappearing quilt blocks, quilt tutorials and printables. These quilt blocks are fun and always have a surprise at the end- depending on what you do.

OK, you've made all your square-in-square blocks. Place a block on your cutting mat, and line up your 6-1/2" wide cutting ruler along the left edge of the block. But don't cut yet. It's more important the center square is perfect when the pieces are sewn up, so make your cut 2-1/4" away from the seam. Cut the block along this line. Do not move the fabric. Now place your ruler alongside the bottom edge, and slice through it, again, 2-1/4" away from the seam between the center block and the…

How to make a disappearing pinwheel block Learn how to make this block in less than 2 minutes. Materials Two 9 3/8 inch squares in contrasting fabrics Block size The finished block is 10 1/4 inch s…

How to make a disappearing 4-patch block Block size 8 1/2 inch square. Materials Four 5 inch squares in contrasting fabrics. You can use either 3 colours or 2 colours depending on the effect you wi…