Quilt Block Pattern Made With 2.5-Inch Strips

I call these blocks ‘Rectangles & Squares Block’. I’m sure it has other names, but at it’s heart these are just some simple rectangles and squares.

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Supplies Needed

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Cut and arrange your fabric.

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Step 2: Chain Piece

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Chain piece all 4 sets of patches through your machine one after the other without cutting your thread.

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Clip each accent fabric unit from the back of your chain and add your background fabric.

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Do this on the right sides together to accent fabric 2 and continue sewing with your quarter-inch seam until you have 4 ‘rows’ or block units that will be joined.

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Swipe up to learn more!

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Quilt Block Pattern Made With 2.5-Inch Strips

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I call these blocks ‘Rectangles & Squares Block’. I’m sure it has other names, but at it’s heart these are just some simple rectangles and squares.

Supplies Needed

– From your Background Fabric cut (2) – From Accent Fabric 1 cut (2) – From Accent Fabric 2 cut (4)

Cut and arrange your fabric.

Step 1: Lay out patches

Step 2: Chain Piece

Chain piece all 4 sets of patches through your machine one after the other without cutting your thread.

Clip each accent fabric unit from the back of your chain and add your background fabric.

Do this on the right sides together to accent fabric 2 and continue sewing with your quarter-inch seam until you have 4 ‘rows’ or block units that will be joined.

Swipe up to learn more!

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