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November 06, 2019
Disappearing Double Pinwheel Quilt
If you’re new around here, be warned! Our disappearing blocks are quick and easy, but they’re a little...unconventional.
First, Jenny stitches up a perfectly lovely block. Then, slice, slice, slice! That block is chopped to bits! But don’t you worry, because once those pieces are rearranged and mended, we’ll have a block so intricate and lovely, you won’t believe how easy it is to make! Click HERE to watch the tutorial!
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