One of my favorite basic quilt patterns is a pinwheel block.
It is easy, fun, and beginner-friendly.
There are plenty of variations for this block.
Image by Tulip Square via YouTube
Just search online and youll get a ton of ideas.
Look how beautiful this pattern is.
It reminds me of the paper pinwheels I made when I was a kid.
If you want to recreate this pattern at home, watch the video tutorial byTulip Squarebelow.
The steps are very easy to follow.
I am sure you will have fun making this block.
Finger press it to flatten.
Take one corner and fold it up to the middle corner.
Pin it in place.
See the photo below for reference.
Repeat with the other squares.
confirm you fold them all in the same direction.
Sew a 1/8 away on both edges.
Repeat the same process with the remaining squares.
double-check you put the folded pieces in the same position.
Step 3:
Arrange the squares just like a four-patch.
See the photo below for reference.
Sew them in pairs first with a 1/4 seam allowance.
Press open towards the pinwheel part.
Sew the two halves together with a 1/4 seam allowance.
