Do you love roses?
If so, youll enjoy making this quilt-as-you-go crazy patchwork flower block byPattern Poole TVon Youtube!
Now is the perfect time to get your fabric scraps from storage and turn them into this beautiful piece.
Image by Pattern Poole TV via Youtube
Watch the video below for full instructions.
Fold it in half twice.
Do the same on the other non-folded edge.
Flip the fabric and trace it again.
Step 4:
Take your 2 square for the center and cut it into a 5-sided shape.
Place on the center of your background fabric and stitch all around the edges.
Step 5:
Take your scraps and start with your smaller pieces.
Get one, put it right sides together with the edge of your center shape and stitch.
Cut the thread and pull the workout from your machine.
Flip your first piece over to the right side.
Continue working clockwise around the center shape.
Press it with an iron.
Add a couple of dabs of glue to your template and glue it in place.
Trim around the edge.
Mark a border all around the block.
Its going to be 1 3/4 inch away from the edge of the fabric.
Do not make your lines too dark.
Step 8:
Take your octagon and place it into the center of the border.
Secure the flower in place.
Fill the triangles on the outer edge with the triangle fabric pieces with a neutral thread.
Sew with a quarter of an inch seam allowance.
Sew with a quarter of an inch seam allowance.
Trim excess and finger press.
Do the same on the other side.
Step 10:
Remark the top and bottom lines.
Place the longest strip right side together with the flower.
Make it level with the marked line.
Sew it edge to edge.
After that, trim off excess fabric and finger press.
Step 11:
Take your green squares and small background rectangles.
Place the square right sides together with the shorter edge of the background rectangle.
Do the same to the pieces.
Place the green rectangle in the middle.
Make an opposite diagonal to the left green square.
Sew on the lines and press.
Trim a quarter of an inch away from the stitching line and repress.
Press the seam allowances.
Sew on the bottom edge of the flower.
Trim off excess and press your block.
Step 13:
Trim your block into a square.
