Trailing squares quilt pattern

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Quilting should be fun and we give you easy quilting projects, quick quilting how-to tutorials, and commentary to keep you smiling till the very last stitch.

Black Friday comes once a year, but we can celebrate Block Friday every week, if we want, with how-tos for making contemporary designs from traditional quilt block patterns. I couldn’t wait to bring you this

The Snail Trail Quilt Pattern is generally made with two fabrics, sometimes four, that spiral around a centerfour patch. The spiral gives this quilt block design a lot of visual movement.

Snail's Trail Quilt Block is listed on our Best Snail's Trail Quilt Pattern. Click the link to see the FREE Quilt Tutorial.

This quilt was my Grandparents Christmas gift. It almost didn't even get made. I had decided that I wanted to make a quilt for my grandparents way back in September. But, I didn't get around to starting even starting it until a week before Christmas, and it had to go all the way across the country. This quilt is pattern pretty simple so I was able to get it done and in the mail and it arrived just in time on Christmas eve! Most of the fabrics came from JoAnn's with the exception of the green…

Posts about Snail’s Trail block written by Jackie Nixon-Fulton

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Here is the pattern from the workshop I attended last Monday. The size of the individual squares (you will need 124 individual blocks) can be any size you want them to be. These will, then, be sewn…

Busy Hands Quilts quilt patterns for modern and traditional quilters in all sizes, precuts, fat quarters FQs, layer cakes, jelly rolls, & charm packs.

Today, we're thrilled to present a delightful quilt block pattern that is sure to captivate both quilters —the Snail Trail Quilt Block.

I've been posting about this one for a while - mostly in my WIP Wednesday posts, but the top has finally been finished! Confession time: I'm not actually all that fond of making HSTs. It's not the sewing and cutting I mind so much, it's the ironing and trimming. sometimes it feels endless. But I do love the patterns that can come about from HSTs. This one is from the book 'Crazy For Scraps' by Sally Schneider. 10 HSTs + 6 blank squares make for a 16" finished block that is then rotated…

The snail trail block is one of my favourite traditional blocks - there are so many things you can do with this block in terms of fabric placement and colour choices. These blocks are 12 1/2" unfinished (12" finished). You'll need at least two different fabrics (although I've used four for the tutorial), and this block works best if you have a high contrast in value between your fabrics. Because you'll be working with exposed bias edges a lot, starch is your friend. It really makes it so…

Here we are again. The other quiltalongs I've done have not all had one block, so if you are anxious, feel free to speed right to the finish...

This Arkansas Crossroads quilt is my new go to pattern. It is made up of two simple blocks - a 16 patch and an "X". Combined, they create...