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Churn Dash Quilt Block and Star. There are a couple of blocks, I am unsure about but overall I am happy with the fabrics. I now need to figure out the layout for them and then get it sewn together.

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Churn Dash Quilt Block

Churn Dash Quilt Block and Star
Churn Dash Quilt Block and Star

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ewel tones glow against a black background in this stunning quilt. Batiks provide depth and richness to the modified Churn Dash blocks. The result is a quilt with a lot of interest and movement, and one that is sure to get noticed.

The Churn Dash quilt block is fun to put together with just half square triangles, simple strip pieced squares and solid squares.

It makes a great block for quilting bee and guild exchanges—quick to whip up at the last minute if needed—because of its simplicity.

There are enough pieces in the block design to switch up the fabric placement and come up with radically different looking blocks.

This two fabric quilt block is known by a whole slew of other names. Do you recognize any of them?  Other known names for Churn Dash Quilt Block in the world

Broken Plate
Double Monkey Wrench
Double T
Dragon’s Head
Fisherman’s Reel
Hens and Chickens
Hole in the Barn Door

Indian Hammer
Joan’s Doll Quilt
Lincoln’s Platform
Love Knot
Ludlow’s Favorite
Old Mill Design

Picture Frame
Puss in the Corner
Quail’s Nest
Sherman’s March
Shoo Fly
Wrench

The Churn Dash Quilt Block and Star is a terrific little quilt block for beginning quilters to make. Whether your version is based on a 3×3 or 5×5 grid, the basic construction is like that of a nine patch quilt block. A perfect choice for a scrappy quilt or a bee block exchange!

Churn Dash Quilt Block and Star choose

Choose a nice variety of fat quarters for your rendition Churn Dash Quilt Block and Star. Select a color combination you love to pop against black, or change the background as well. The churn dash quilt block is a traditional block that has been around for over 150 years. It’s timeless![et_bloom_inline optin_id=optin_5]

I believe one of the reasons it is still used so often is because it’s so simple to make. It’s a variation of a 9 patch block. SEE ALSO: Carpenter Star Quilt

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