Video tutorial: 3D hexagon quilt block
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2-minute video tutorial: 3D hexagon quilt block

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2 minute video tutorial: 3D hexagon quilt block

Do you have any jelly rolls you don’t know what to do with? This is your project!

If you don’t have jelly rolls, you still can make these 2 blocks quickly and easily by using 2 1/2″ strips.

How to make a 3D hexagon quilt block

Learn in 2 minutes how to make a 3 D hexagon block:

Materials for 7 blocks

3 pairs of strips of fabric 2 1/2 inch x width of fabric or 42″.

Use the right fabric value to get the 3D effect. Follow this guideline:

  • Pair one: medium + dark
  • Pair two: medium + light
  • Pair three: dark + light

If you don’t have a 60 degree ruler

If you plan to cut at 60 degrees a lot you may consider investing in a 60 degree ruler.

OR

  • here is how to cut 60 degree triangles without special rulers:

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2-minute video tutorial: 3D hexagon quilt block

41 comments

  3. Im always fascinated by these blocks, they appear so complex until they are broken down. Such a great tutorial and efficient method. THANKS!

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  5. Teresa, you are Terrific ! I follow you on Instagram, utube, and I receive your newsletters ! You never cease to amaze me ! You simplify quilt blocks into bite size pieces . Thank you so much !

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  6. Teresa, your tutorials are fascinating and I love this block. I’ve always been afraid to try it till now. Me and my jelly rolls thank you. Now if I can figure out how to square them up for a quilt. Any tips?

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  7. Midge, you have 2 options. You can leave the edges as they are, with hexagon points (check out the photos of my hexagonal dream pattern for sale), or add half a hexagon made with triangles and place them in the areas that need feeling, and then square it, just cut across from hexagon to hexagon point if you know what I mean.

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  9. Wowww!!! This tutorial is set out beautifully! Thank you for sharing, Teresa:) My husband always wanted a 3D quilt – well Father’s Day is a month away;)
    Happy quilting. Xx

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  12. You can make a quilt of hexagons, or hexagons and triangles, there’re different ways to use in a quilt.

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  14. mir gefallen diese blöcke super – der 3d effekt ist spitze und wenn man überlegt das es aus dreiecken besteht – einfach super

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  21. I am looking for a way to download the paper 60 degree template used in this pattern and having difficulty. Has anyone been able to successfully download it? How did you do it?
    Thanks

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  22. I love this hexie block but my Mom who is 95 and doesn’t use the computer could make this with a paper pattern.. I try to keep her mind and fingers active so is there any place I can get a hard copy. I love the tutorial by the way!

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  26. Hi Teresa 🙂

    I’m a very unorthodox quilter. I always press my seams flat. And I press my pieces with steam.

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  31. Love this. However, I’d really appreciate your showing us how to add the background “corners”. Or, could you direct me to where I might find this? Thanks!

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  32. Do you mean how to square it? I’d add extra triangles and the just square it the quilt, just cut across. Or you can finish I just like that.

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