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1. #KALEIDOSCOPE QUILT TUTORIAL PDF#
2. #KALEIDOSCOPE QUILT TUTORIAL PATCH#
3. #KALEIDOSCOPE QUILT TUTORIAL PLUS#

#KALEIDOSCOPE QUILT TUTORIAL PDF#

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#KALEIDOSCOPE QUILT TUTORIAL PLUS#

Plus it's a nice big block - you'll have a quilt in no time! You should give it a try! All the units are easy to sew - just the color placement got confusing a couple of times. This Kaleidoscope block was fun to sew together. In this example I used an alternating chain block.Īnd another on-point layout with dark sashing. I made the Dark fabric the same throughout all the blocks as well as the background. Of course, you can always do a scrappy layout. Here is the same layout as above but with sashing and cornerstones. Notice how you get another star at the block intersections. Press the seam allowances toward the Rectangle units as shown.įinally, sew the three rows together to complete the block.Īnd press the seam allowances away from the center of the block. Once again you will sew the units into three rows. Lay out the Center unit, the Rectangle units, two Medium/Red 2.5" squares, and two Medium/Brown 2.5" squares as shown in the picture below. Press seam allowances toward the center of the unit as shown. This is a pretty 12" block all by itself! Press the seam allowances away from the Half Square in a Square units as shown below.

#KALEIDOSCOPE QUILT TUTORIAL PATCH#

This Center unit goes together like a basic Nine Patch block. Lay out the Four Patch units and the Half Square in a Square units as shown in the picture below. You will find my no-trim method for making a Flying Geese block at You will need two Black/Red units and two Black/Brown units. These units are basically elongated Flying Geese units.

Using the four Light/Cream 2.5" x 12.5" rectangles, four Dark/Black 2.5" squares, two Medium/Red 2.5" squares, and two Medium/Brown 2.5" squares sew together four Rectangle units. You can find my tutorial for a basic Square in a Square block at. Y ou will need two Brown/Black units and two Red/Black units Now you will need to make four units of what I'm calling a Half Square in a Square as shown in the picture below.

You can find my tutorial for making a basic Four Patch block at. Two of the units will be Cream/Red, one will be Red/Brown, and two will be Cream/Brown. Using eight Light/Cream 2.5" squares, six Medium/Red 2.5" squares, and six Medium/Brown 2.5" squares, sew together five Four Patch units like those in the picture below. Sewing Directions: Four Patch Units: Step 1: Fabric Requirements for a 16" Finished Kaleidoscope Quilt Block:

Nancy Page was the name that was used by Florence La Ganke Harris for her quilt pattern column that was published in many newspapers from 1927 through 1943-44. It's a large pretty block that makes a secondary star pattern when multiple blocks are sewn together. This block is not at all like the more modern blocks by the same name. Today let's look at the Kaleidoscope quilt block designed by Nancy Page.