A new Hidden wells block with 5 strips of different widths

This incredible method, developed by Mary Ellen Hopkins back in 1989 for her renowned quilting technique Hidden Wells, is all about adaptability! You can combine and alternate fabric strips in varying widths or stick with the same size—whatever suits your fancy.

It’s a game-changer for creativity! Quilters can play around with all sorts of colors and patterns, whipping up one-of-a-kind quilts that really show off their style and skills.

As you dive into this technique, you’ll uncover endless possibilities to make it your own, which is why it’s such a favorite among quilting lovers.

Learn to make these 2 Hidden wells quilt blocks using 5 strips of fabric in 3 minutes:

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