Home > All Classes > Quilting > BlocksChurn Dash Block
Intermediate
|
14 min
Taught by Heather Jones
The charming Churn Dash block dates back to the early 1800s. (The block design resembles an overhead view of a butter churn, as the story goes.) Modern quilter and designer Heather Jones gives this traditional block a contemporary refresh using a cheeky print. Follow the step-by-step instructions here to make a set of your own modern Churn Dash Blocks.
Learn how to:
- Create half-square triangles
- Square off blocks using a quilting ruler
- Assemble the Churn Dash block
Chapters
|
00:29
|
|
00:54
|
|
03:33
|
|
09:16
|
Materials
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Printed fabric: two 4” squares and four 2” squares
- Solid fabric: two 4” squares and five 2” squares
- Rotary cutter
- Ruler
- Cutting mat
- Fabric scissors
- Thread snips
- Pins
- Pencil
- Sewing machine and neutral thread
- Iron and Ironing surface
- 3 ½” square ruler (optional)
- Pattern PDF
Member Gallery
Browse members' projects from this class, add them to your Favorites, and share your own work!
Load More
Discussion
Notes
Your timecode tags and notes for this section
Transcript
Who's Recently Taken This Class
Meet other crafters who have recently taken this class.
Filiz Kaplan
Debra Sewell
Alice Segura
Jean Miller
Roxie Tew
Susan Davis
Diane Byatt
Lisa
Mary Federici
Amita Sophonthiratana
Laura Salamon
Rachel Bosworth
Robin Laulainen
Mary Julia Skwar
Suzanne Wilson
Trish Weiner
Sharon Goforth
Alison Dodge
Star Brown
Mary Reed
Related Classes
