This is the second variation of a Storm at sea quilt block.
As with the first variation, this variation of Storm at sea has many possibilities. Just change the fabric colours to make a very different and beautiful quilts.
How to make a Double storm at sea block
Whatch a 3 minute video demonstrating how to make this a double Storm at sea block:
This block is a perfect block to learn foundation paper piecing.
I know a lot of people feel a bit confused by foundation piecing. I hope this video makes sense to you.
Double storm at sea block size
12 1/2 inches.
Download storm at sea template
- Storm at sea block templates. For a Double storm at sea block, print the second page twice.
- Storm at sea quilt pattern
Some quilt layouts that can be made with the Double storm at sea block
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I love it… so. If you would like to have a look at my blog, I sew 3 peaces.
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Hihihi… peaces mean sewed 3 pieces. 🙂
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Lovely! It’s going to be a beautiful quilt in the bright orange fabric you’re using:)
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Tutorial slower version never came up. Tried 2 times. Then moved on to someone’s that worked
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You create lovely tutorials generally but this one was done way too quickly. I happily will watch a 20 minute how-to video if all the steps are clear and easy to follow.
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Thank you again for you videos! Definitely going to do this one all the way on the otherside…Canada!
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Sorry to hear it was too fast. What about variation 1? It’s kind one same minus one step.
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That’s great. When you do please send me a picture. I’d love to see your quilt.
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Hi. best wishes to you and your very nice blog”
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Many thanks for the tutorial. I wonder why some people have to leave unpleasant remarks. If what you do doesn’t fit in with their schedule or they can’t follow it, that is really not for you to worry about. They can watch more than once, or they can go elsewhere, but leaving a mean comment is totally out of order. Thank you for taking the time to share your beautiful work.
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Thank you Barbara for your kind comments. I guess that’s the nature of internet. I’ve learned to ignore those sorts of comments. Fortunately they don’t happen too often. Have a great day!
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I’m about to start this quilt, but I was wondering how many blocks I would need to make for a twin size quilt? A chart of some sort stating how many blocks for different quilt sizes would be fantastic.
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Hi, that’s a good idea. Thank you. For a twin size you’d need about 5 blocks across by 7 down, so 35 blocks by my calculations for a 70″ x 90″
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Thank you!
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