Start with a simple courthouse steps block in two inverted fabrics and end with some 3D looking quilt designs. It’s quick and easy. Use highly contrasting fabrics for best results.
How to make a simple courthouse steps block and a sliced courthouse steps block
If you like disappearing blocks check out my book Turnabout patchwork. It’s a book about slicing and turning blocks like this one.
Do you enjoy my videos?
If you’re a fan of my videos and can’t get enough of them, I’ve got great news for you. By supporting me on Patreon, you’ll gain exclusive access to even more of my captivating content. Patreon allows me to continue creating high-quality videos and tutorials, sharing my passion for quilting with you and the world.
Stay connected and share your quilting journey!
Subscribe to my blog for tutorials in your inbox, and follow me on YouTube for even more quilting inspiration.
Share your quilt creations on Instagram with @teresadownunder and #teresadownunder, or join my Facebook group and Facebook page.
My book and other publications
Check out my book “Turnabout Patchwork” for endless quilt top possibilities.
My book is now available as individual chapter downloads in a 4 quilt pattern bundles.
See all the quilts in the book in a real life project
This post has affiliate links.
Sewn Up 
l love these , so fresh and clever
LikeLiked by 1 person
Loved the 2 color option. Can you please give me an idea of what yardage you need for a lap or twin size quilt?
LikeLiked by 1 person
Hi Sue, I don’t know how much fabric you need but you can use this online tool to calculate it http://www.quiltersparadiseesc.com/Calculators/Pieces%20to%20Yardage%20Area%20Calculator.php
LikeLike