Granny square quilt

Last week I posted about my completed Granny Square baby quilt and expressed my desire to share a tutorial about the Granny Square. I was disappointed that I had not thought through the whole process before I began making my blocks. And wished I had considered the block layout before I began. As I said last week.... In real estate they say, "Location, location, location!" In quilting we should always first consider, "Layout, layout, layout!" Other than fabric selection, the first thing you…

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Hi there! I’m Jolene from Blue Elephant Stitches. I’ve always loved the look of crocheted granny square throws. Since I don’t know how to crochet, I came up with a quilt block …

I found that I had a few minutes this weekend and thought I would find out what all the hubub was about regarding the granny square block. ...

This listing is for the Granny Square Quilt pattern. It will be available for download after purchasing. Perfect for jelly rolls, layer cakes or even charm packs (as long as there are 2 squares of the same prints) Quilt top will measure approx 37.5 inches x 37.5 inches It is okay to use this pattern to create quilts to sell, but do not replicate or sell this pattern.

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Watch this Easy Simple Turnabout Granny Squares Quilt Tutorial! Jenny Doan demonstrates how to make the Granny Square block the quick and easy way using 2.5 inch strips of precut fabric (jelly rolls). For this project, Jenny used Tonga Treats Batiks - Posey 2.5" Strips by Daniela Stout of Cozy Quilt Designs for Timeless Treasures. She also used a pack of white 2.5 inch strips. Follow Missouri Star Quilt Co. for more Quilting Tutorials!

What a week! What started out simple enough has turned into sew much more! Since Monday, I have been working on my very first Granny Square blocks, made from a 20 piece jelly roll of True Colors by Anna Maria Horner for Free Spirit. This yielded 20 blocks. The finished quilt is approximately 33" x 41". Looks easy enough. How do you make Granny Squares? A quick search of the internet resulted with two basic methods. A strip pieced method and a no waste method. I went with the no waste method…