This block starts as two 9 inch squares of contrasting fabrics.
How to make a quick and easy Kaleidoscope quilt block
Learn how to make a half pinwheels and bows block in over 2 minutes:
Materials for one Kaleidoscope quilt block
- Two 9 inch squares in contrasting fabrics
This technique produces lots of bias seams. Starching your fabric may help avoid stretching the fabric.
Block size
The finished block is 10 1/2 inches square.
When you make the tutorial 4 times you get this kaleidoscope looking mini quil
Sewn Up 
gorgeous!
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Just love ur tutorials I look forward to seeing more
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Thank you 😊
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Love the look of this block ,i can see a queen size quilt being made .
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Yes, it’d look great 🙂
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In your email, there is only a pic of the block and nothing else. What else was included?
Evelyn
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The email is a copy of the post
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I removed them
If you need the totals I will put in
You will just need to put in the number sent to Thea
Cynthia (Balin) Rust, RN MSN
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Do each of the floral fabrics need to be cut out in the same area of the fabric to make it a kaleidoscope? In other words I need to stack my fabric and cut them all alike? Hope you understand what I’m trying to ask
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That’s a good question and yes is the answer. If you want your block to look more like a kaleidoscope then fussy cut or stack the fabric and cut it on the same repeat. If you use a medium to large print the kaleidoscope will show better too. I hope this helps.
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