The memory star quilt block is the hardest quilt block in the entire book. The combination of half-square triangles, flying geese, and all right next to each other make this a difficult quilt block. You will need to refer to your Summer Moon quilt book for the majority of this Sew with Me series. […]
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The Maple Star quilt block reminds me of the maple leaf and the syrup that comes from the trees. Like the syrup, this quilt block is very sweet to put together. With this set of blocks, I decided to use warm colors with a very low contrast center. By not putting word print in the
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Well, this quilt block will be nice and simple. Just follow the instructions in the book for the log cabin quilt block and it will turn out great. Yep, you read that right. No, tips, simplifying, or alterations are needed in order for this block to turn out amazing. So I thought I would take
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This hidden star quilt block is truly hidden. Changing up the colors for this quilt block could really make the star pop or make it disappear. Poof! With this quilt block, the most challenging section of this block is the square in a square unit you have to make. The stitch and flip method
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The friendship star quilt block from the Summer Moon book isn’t what you would normally picture when you think of the friendship star block. Instead, it has 5 smaller blocks that are set on point. One in the center and four in each corner. When I first saw this block I really worked to try
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The Four X’s Quilt Block is a really cute star block. Changing just the colors of the inner part of this star would give this quilt block a whole new look. You could make a quilt with just this star and make each block look different by changing the color placement. I bet you those
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The Fool’s Puzzle quilt block is one that makes you stare as you try and puzzle out how this quilt block is made. Of course, that is why it is so handy to have the Summer Moon book. Plus a friendly blogger giving you tips and tricks from behind the sewing machine. These items
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These darting birds will dash through your sewing machine with ease. When I think of a bird quilt block, I think of a flying geese unit. However, this is a nice change from the flying geese that still looks like a bird. These items are ones that I use and believe in (if the exact
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I have some tips and tricks to share with you today. However, to start this post I do want to say I have no clue what I was thinking when I started sewing this quilt block. That will make more sense as you read along. Tips and Tricks We are starting with the cutting instructions
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Churn Dash blocks are an easy fun block to put together. You can make them look like a window or you can showcase a fabric you like in the center of the block. I haven’t made many churn dash quilt blocks but I really enjoy making them. I hope to make many more in
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