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Two Way Street Quilt Tutorial
Missouri Star Blog | November 10, 2017

Two Way Street Quilt Tutorial

Learn to make this Two Way Street Quilt with Jenny! On August 14, 2010, a massive traffic jammed formed on the China National Highway. The tangle of cars was so gridlocked, drivers were inching forward at a pace of just over a half mile per day. It took a week and a half for traffic to pick up again, and some folks were stuck on that road for five whole days! Jenny has the best way of teaching fun, new , quilting techniques! Today’s new quilt, Two Way Street, may resemble a traffic jam with cars facing every which way, but this block is so quick and easy, you’ll breeze through at full-speed! Click HERE to watch the tutorial! Follow this link to a free PDF of the Two Way Street Quilt! Click the diagram above for the printable/downloadable PDF for this quilt! Watch the Latest Tutorial from Missouri Star Quilt Co!

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