Disappearing hourglass quilt block

A quick and fun quilt project in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Watch as Jenny Doan puts together a simple quilt block, chops it into pieces, rearranges those pieces, and stitches them back together to create this stunning new block! Click the link for the free tutorial to follow along with Jenny and create your very own Disappearing Hourglass Crazy Eight Quilt! #Quilting #Quiltpattern #Quilt #Tutorial #Freetutorial #MissouriStarQuiltCo #JennyDoan #DIY #Sewing #Crafting

I have tried a lot of quilt blocks before but nothing makes me happier than making a disappearing hourglass quilt block! There's something about the process of making this that feels relaxing and I love how there are lots of possibilities and ways to put together this block. You can come up with your own

This is one of those blocks that start with two squares. It can be made in different sizes though for this demo I’ve chosen a 10″ pre-cut also called layer cake. How to make 4 disappear…

Craftsy class review of Disappearing Blocks with Precuts

FILM AT FIVE This is a wonderfully versatile pattern and a good one for those who love a "Leaders and Enders" project quilt. Che...

Nickel Quilt Update! - As of March 2021 I have finally started a Facebook Group. I post free block designs and Free Quilt Along projects. Come and join the community! https://www.facebook.com/groups/patspeth This blog contains the information on making the Disappearing Broken Dishes block from 5" squares. The block will finish 7" and will not have…

Hourglass Blocks are a foundational quilting block. This simple triangle block has so much potential. On its own, it may not look like much. But when you put several together, the impact becomes clear! Hourglass Blocks are the foundation of many different quilt blocks, and it’s easy to build upon this simple block to make...

Shoofly is a traditional quilt block. But what if you slice it? You get at least 4 different variations of this block that don’t look anything like a shoofly but that make beautiful quilt layouts. Lea

Another top from the pile is completed. Click here to read my previous post about this quilt and for a link to the tutorial. The finished quilt is about 46" by 56". It will be a donation quilt for my guild's quilts for oncology project. Please be sure to visit Gene today for his Around the World Blog Hop post.