Sawtooth quilt

Sawtooth Star Quilt Block Tutorial - a versatile and traditional 8 point star made using the fast flying geese short-cut method.

Little Miss Sawtooth I show little snippets of my garden on IG here and there, but I think this is the first time I’ve ever talked about it here. I really don’t know what I’m doing out there. I’ve been gardening for about five years now and I’m still in the dark. I piddle. ...

Make a sawtooth star with flying geese units and squares. Follow along with step-by-step pictures and a video tutorial.

Learn How to Make a Sawtooth Star Quilt Block with these simple tutorial instructions. This block is a great skill building and looks beautiful in a quilt.

My Classic Quilt Block for August has been the Sawtooth Star and if you didn't already love it, I hope you do now and you're off sewing a gazillion of these pretty little blocks. I've got another step by step tutorial for you today and this Sawtooth Star block is constructed a little different to the ones I've shared, and the best part is...you can't lose your points! One thing a lot of quilters struggle with is losing the points from blocks like the Sawtooth Star. It can be discouraging but…

Another one of my favourite blocks- the Sawtooth star. There are many variations on this design and many different ways to make it (including using Flying Geese). I personally prefer making Half Square Triangles (HSTs) to flying geese so made this quilt using HSTs- but feel free to use flying geese

This graph helped me a lot and I would like to share it with you. full pattern: https://mycraftsideas.com/sawtooth-star-block-pattern/

The Sawtooth Star Quilt pattern is an easy nine-patch quilt block made from squares and flying geese blocks in 2, 3 or 4 fabrics.

Learn how to make this simple sawtooth Star quilt block! This classic quilt block is beginner friendly and is modern and traditional.

Last week I raved about the gorgeous Classic Quilt Block, the Sawtooth Star. This week I have a step by step tutorial so you can sew your own block, and if you've never sewn one before you're in for a treat. It's an easy block to sew and hopefully you used last week's colouring sheet to plan your own block. I'll be making a 6" (finished) block and at the end of the tutorial there's a chart of cutting measurements for six different sizes - 4", 6", 8", 10", 12" and 15". You'll be able to use…