Tennessee quilt block patterns

This is a Road to Tennessee block with a twist. Use contrasting fabrics to give the block a 3D look. How to make Split Road to Tennessee quilt block If you like this block, you may also like my simpl

I'm considering a Tennessee Waltz quilt for my next one (yeah, I know, I'm not even finished piecing the current one yet). The Tennessee Waltz quilt is...

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When I first saw this Tennessee waltz quilt by my sewing room, I instantly knew that I had to make it. It's so beautiful and probably one of my favorite patterns ever. It was definitely a proud moment when I finished this quilt! Check the video below for full instructions Materials For the first block:

If you've popped over from Judith's blog to see what February's Bee Blessed block is, I hope you'll like it! It's a scrappy version of the "Road to Tennessee". We're going to work this block with white solid and bright scraps with a view to creating some more children's quilts for donation to a Belfast Mother and Baby HIV Unit. I hope you'll join with us in having a go at this month's block. (If you are used to making siggy blocks for other Bees, you should find this is pretty much the same…

Well here it is ladies....finally.....the instructions on how to make the Tennessee Waltz Quilt. If you have any problems just email me and ...

tenessee quilt block

FREE DOWNLOAD: Tennessee Star Block from "Vintage Quilt Blocks State by State" by AQS Author & Executive Show Director Bonnie K. Browning. Click here for your free PDF: http://tinyurl.com/aqs-tennessee-star-block

Tennessee Star September 8, 1933-Nancy Cabot described the Tennessee Star quilt block as offering "the very best opportunity yet presented for using up those scraps of saucy plaids that have been accumulating for months in the scrap bag hanging in the closet." Wonder what she means by "saucy plaids?" Nancy presented this block in her Chicago Tribune column and sold the pattern for "5 cents in stamps or coin" as she did all her patterns to this date. She went on to write that if one didn't…