This week let’s make a Tennessee Waltz quilt.
The Tennessee Waltz quilt is made of 2 blocks that alternate: a snowball block and a block called the 54-40 or Fight block.
Apparently the 54-40 or Fight block a US historical name from 1844 based on political opinions and controversies.
I hope you enjoy it and see the potential of this easy quilt block on its own while you wait for the next block to complete the quilt.
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Sewn Up 
Your sewing for stitch and flip I do every time I sew with that method. Easiest way to put the left over HST pieces to good use.
Sent from Harriet Owens
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