This vintage blossom quilt is one of the classic designs that a lot of quilters probably love.
It would be so fulfilling when you finish this quilt.
Read on or watch the video below for full instructions.
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Cut the excess on both sides.
Open it and use the straight edge of the ruler to cut it in half.
Repeat with the other squares.
Step 2:
Get two matching half-hexagon and place them beside each other to form a hexagon.
Get another 2 and place them beside the first one.
Keep on doing it until you form the flower just like in the photo below.
Step 3:
Time to make the flower into a square.
Take several pieces of background half hexagon and cut in the middle.
Place them on the sides of the hexagons to make a straight edge.
For the top and bottom, you oughta cut a 6 by 2 1/2 strip.
Next, place the end of the hexagon template to the end of the strip, and cut it.
Place on one side on the top and bottom.
Repeat it for the remaining sides.
Step 4:
Sew the rows together first with a quarter of an inch seam allowance.
Once done, sew the rows together, making sure they line up.
You need 4 across and 5 down for a total of 20 blocks.
You need 12 1/2 strips for the sashing and 2 1/2 squares for the cornerstones.
