Want to improve your quilting skills?
Try this weathervane quilt block!
This pattern will give you the challenge you are looking for.
Its neither too easy nor too difficult.
This block comprises half-square triangles, squares, rectangles, andflying geese blocks.
While its straightforward for seasoned quilters, it can be time-consuming since it has a lot of pieces.
Watch the video below for the full instructions.
Place them on top of each other with right sides together.
Draw a diagonal line from corner to corner.
Sew 14 away from either side of the line.
Cut directly on the line.
Press each one open.
Repeat with the remaining 2 7/8 squares to make a total of 8.
Draw a diagonal starting from the top left to the bottom right.
Sew on the diagonal, then cut the excess.
Repeat on the right end but with the diagonal in the opposite direction.
Repeat with the remaining squares and rectangles to make a total of 4.
Step 3:
Take 2 half-square triangles and 1 unit from step 2.
Sew them together just like in the photo below.
Repeat with the remaining HSTs and units.
Step 4:
Take the centerpieces.
Place the big square in the center, then place the rectangles on each side.
Fill each corner with the small squares.
Step 5:
Arrange the pieces just like in the photo below.
Sew them together to make the block.
