Tips for Piecing Small and Mini Quilt Blocks

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Great Ideas for More Accurate Piecing!

Small quilt blocks (less than 8″) are so charming. You often find them in mini quilts and other small projects. However, they do present their own challenges.

We often encourage quilters to be extra accurate when piecing small blocks. Being off by even a little can make the blocks more challenging and mistakes easier to spot.

Tips for Piecing Small and Mini Quilt Blocks

Get the free pattern here for the “Rainbow Flowers Mini Block” shown above and below.

Tips for Piecing Small and Mini Quilt Blocks

There are other things to consider, too, that can have a big impact on the finished blocks. Andy from A Bright Corner has written an excellent article with tips for piecing them. These are insights she gleaned while making a sampler quilt made up of small blocks.

Just skimming Andy’s article made us wish we’d had this information the last time we pieced mini blocks. You’re sure to find it helpful too.

Click here for the “Tips for Piecing Small Quilt Blocks” article.

 

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