One Great Block Can be Many Things
Make a Wall Quilt, Table Topper, Pillow and More!
Triangles cut from patchwork create a beautiful block that has so many possibilities. Depending on how the fabric squares are arranged the finished block can be totally scrappy or have concentric rings.
Both value and color placement contribute to the final look of the block. Play with the arrangement to achieve an interesting effect that you enjoy.
Block by Denise from KRDL Paper and Fabric Things.
The block can be used in many projects, either by itself or in multiples. One block will make a lovely wall or table quilt, as well as a pillow cover. Or, leave off the four corner triangles and make an octagonal table topper.
Pillow cover from Flourishing Palms.
Quilt by Bri from OKC Modern Quilt Guild.
The block is wonderful in many different color combinations and fabric styles. Pieces from leftover 2 2/2″ jelly roll strips can be combined for the rings.
Quilt by Mary from Seacoast Quilter.
Block from FreeQuiltPatterns.
Block from FreeQuiltPatterns.
Make a block into a pillow, as was done here by Heather at A La Mode Fabric.
Of course, several blocks can be joined together for a quilt.
Quilt by Heather from Winding Bobbins.
Quilt top by Elizabeth Hartman.
This versatile block was designed by Elizabeth Hartman. It finishes at 16 3/4″ square.
