Floral Scrap Fabric Quilt Block

This tutorial will help you create a super easy scrap quilt block this spring.

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Supplies Needed:

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Step 1: Pair your Scraps

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Step 2: Chain piece Pairs of Scraps

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Step 3: Press & Trim

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Step 4: Building your Quilt Block

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If your florals are lighter in color you could consider a contrasting dark background instead.

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Floral Scrap Fabric Quilt Block

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This tutorial will help you create a super easy scrap quilt block this spring.

Supplies Needed:

– Floral Scrap Fabric – Solid Scrap Fabric – Fabric in Strips – Coordinating Thread – Square Quilting Ruler – Sewing Machine – Rotary Cutter – Cutting Mat

Step 1: Pair your Scraps

Step 2: Chain piece Pairs of Scraps

Take each pair of scraps and sew right sides together using a 1/4″ seam allowance.

Step 3: Press & Trim

Step 4: Building your Quilt Block

The floral and geometric prints are the showcase of the quilt block so the rest is the background fabric.

If your florals are lighter in color you could consider a contrasting dark background instead.

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