This easy 345 quilt bySew Yeahis one of the most enjoyable blocks you might make at home.
It is beginner-friendly and comes together quickly.
Plus, it only requires 2.5 strips or one pack of jelly rolls and some background fabric.
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Why is it called 345?
It is called 345, as each square has 5 pieces.
The steps for this beautiful quilt are very easy to follow.
Start by taking three different strips from your roll.
Sew them together to make a 3-unit, then cut them into blocks.
The last thing it’s crucial that you do is snowball two opposite corners.
It is done by sewing small squares in corners diagonally.
Once you are done, all thats left to do is trim and press open.
How easy is that?
Remember to use the same color theme for the middle strips.
Repeat with the other strips, making sure the center strip maintains a similar color theme.
Step 2:
Take your sewn strips and cut off the selvage edges.
Cut 6 1/2 blocks from your three-unit strips.
Step 3:
Cut 3 1/2 squares from your background fabric for the corner squares.
You will need 2 for each block, so cut about 63 squares.
Fold in half diagonally to make a crease or draw a diagonal line across your squares.
Sew directly on the line.
Place the other square on the bottom right of the block and sew on the line.
Repeat with the rest of your blocks.
Trim the excess 1/4 away from the seams.
kick off the edges and press.
Repeat with the other blocks.
Step 5:
Arrange 7 blocks in a row.
verify not to place the same blocks next to each other.
Sew them together with a 1/4 seam allowance.
You should have 9 nine rows of seven blocks.
