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Video tutorial: 4 disappearing variations on a shoofly quilt block

Video tutorial: 4 disappearing variations on a shoofly quilt block
Shoofly is a traditional quilt block. But what if you slice it? You get at least 4 different variations of this block that don’t look anything like a shoofly but that make beautiful quilt layouts.

Learn to make 4 disappearing shoofly blocks

Do you want to make a quilt with these blocks?

Quilt pattern: The four seasons of the heart - beginner quilt

Download the pattern to make 4 different quilts:

Buy The four seasons of the heart quilt pattern on Etsy

Buy The four seasons of the heart on Etsy

About the pattern

This pattern has instructions to make 4 quilts using 4 variations of a disappearing shoofly quilt block. Each block layout makes a very different quilt.

The pattern uses quick cutting techniques that make this quilt really quick and easy to make even for a beginner.

Skill level: beginner.

Quilt sizes: crib, lap, twin and queen.

Finished block size: 11 ½”.

Quilt style: traditional piecing.

Charm squares and fat quarter friendly.

You can use the colouring pages at the end to choose the colour scheme.

Quilting: I quilted this quilt using free-motion.

In the 14 page pattern I have included lots of diagrams and written instructions as well as links to 1 of my video tutorials that demonstrate how to make the blocks.

Also in the pattern you will find colouring pages that you can use to decide on a colour scheme for the quilt.

Quilt pattern: The four seasons of the heart - 1 pattern 4 quilts           Quilt pattern: The four seasons of the heart - 1 pattern 4 quilts

Quilt pattern: The four seasons of the heart - 1 pattern 4 quilts           Quilt pattern: The four seasons of the heart - 1 pattern 4 quilts

2 comments

  1. I love and appreciate all the work you do for us. I don’t think that you can even come close to knowing how many lives you have changed with the knowledge that you pass along freely to us. I always stop to watch and save everything you do. I chuckled when I saw the fabric manipulation ‘cuz I had already scooped up all I could off the net about a year ago for insertion into some of my quilts as a quilt block ( think a heavy lusterous white cotton, for a ‘ touch & feel ‘ patch).

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  2. Hi Karon, thank you for your kind words. I love fabric manipulations too. They add great interest to any sewing I think 🙂

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