While this isn’t the easiest block out there, using paper foundation piecing makes it substantially easier.
How to make a Pickle dish block
It really pays to learn paper piecing. No block will be too hard once you know how how to paper piece.
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I’d like to have a go at this for one of my forthcoming monthly block swaps. I’m not afraid of paper piecing or curved seams, and the template is the perfect size, so thank you for this!
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Thanks for the quilt block. Not sure I will attempt it but it sure is pretty
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Oh good! It was a bit tricky because of the size and also the curve being so close to the seams. But I absolutely love this block.
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My finished block needs to be 12 inches square, so either I’ll enlarge your template to 12 inches, or I’ll make 4 of the 6 inch size and join them. I’m very tempted to make each of the points a different fabric…
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My goodness, this is mind boggling. Far away from my comfort zone or skills level, but so beautiful! I never would have thought of creating something like this. Thanks for opening my mind to other possibilities, even though I’m not skilled enough (yet) to tackle them.
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It’ll look really nice with different fabric for each point
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And it will let me use lots of small scraps!
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The template was a great size and I’m having a blast making these. Thank you for the video tutorial! I just tagged you on Instagram for the blocks I made this weekend. 🙂
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