2 Ways of Making a Tumbling Block Quilt Block: With and Without The Dreaded Y Seam

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It's the tumbling block Quilt block tutorial you've been waiting for!
Today we're learning how to make a Tumbling block quilt block 2 ways, it's a traditional vs quick and easy showdown. So, is the tumbling block better with Y seams or without? And will we be able to make a Y seam in the first place?
So many questions, so much fun to be had!
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[@seweasybysandy]

It's a tradition vs modern showdown! Who will win? Are you team tradition or team modern? Tell me all about it! After watching the video, of course! Enjoy!

[@rainydaydiva6320]

Team Traditional here. I never even knew about the other way you showed. I’ve also made the tumbling blocks by sewing them in vertical rows. 😊

[@seweasybysandy]

@@rainydaydiva6320 😁 doing it in rows is so much practical!! Saves up a lot of time.

[@astridfilon4295]

Hello sweetheart, I am livin in the Netherlands. I follow you now for a few months and I can tell you this. Iam 69 years old and quilt for 50 years already. Learn a lot from my grandmother, so i would say I am pretty wel known with the tradionel way of quilting. Most old quilters are not quilt outside the box and those quilters wil always say ÿou are doin this wrong" Keep on doin it girl. The old quilters can learn a lot from you exaly, because there are more ways to quilt. Do whats in your heart and try anything out what you want to make. You are wonderful in what you do.. You are a tresure to watch,I will go on to see your videos whit love Astrid Filon

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you so much, you've made my day ❤️❤️❤️

[@user-yk6ig4zr6v]

Keep on bringing the quick and easy. I enjoy watching your creative ideas.

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you 😊

[@TheAashiaana]

For a newbie. Your modern methods will become the benchmark. So go for it. We all need changemakers

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you 🥰

[@tinairwin4878]

Your blocks make quilting relaxing without worries. They look beautiful. There all wonders to explore!

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you so much 😀

[@131dyana]

I needed a small ironing pad in my sewing area. I took a piece of cardboard from a box 2 pieces of fabric and one piece of padding. sewed them together put the cardboard in and sewed that in and now I have a small ironing board for when I need it to sew my small squares together.

[@seweasybysandy]

That's such a great idea! 😀

[@jenniferfariss7795]

I like the lets get it done method! You rock girl

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@lizreynolds4554]

I think i like the newer, easier way. It looks good. I am a newer quilter, and I think I can master that one first. I really like how you share your experience and explain simply. It makes it so much easier than some others. Thanks again. ❤🎉🍀

[@daleodberg6714]

A great video, thank you.

[@helenehart5491]

I will have to trying it I will do the 2nd one

[@seweasybysandy]

Let me know how it goes ☺️

[@fdkirchner912]

Love your lessons. Please show us how to join the 3 block units that were made with the y seam.

[@seweasybysandy]

Hi. Do you mean show you as I stitch the 3 parts together.

[@fdkirchner912]

Hello! No. There are tutorials on how to assemble the 3 blocks using the Y seam into the (one) unit. I have not found a tutorial on how to assemble multiple 3 block units into a quilt.

[@seweasybysandy]

Got it! I'm thinking of making other videos with this quilt block and I'll make sure to add that step to them, thank you for letting me know!

[@lindaspillman9713]

I love the easy version. I'm going to have to make one now

[@seweasybysandy]

Great! Let us know how it went 😁

[@robinranallo8045]

I'm all about easier and faster so you can make more quilts!

[@seweasybysandy]

Me too!

[@giovannacasadio9600]

Personally, I prefer the traditional one as you have less to cut and have only 3 seams to make 😊. Great tutorial, thanks 😊

[@seweasybysandy]

Yes and the y seam isn't as hard as most people think! Have a great day 😊

[@CarolynMeyer-kq9hk]

I prefer the newer way. The triangles, I have tried that way and prefer the other way

[@countkostaki]

The second version does not look as good as there are more seams and joins in the finished piece

[@tammylentine978]

Can you do a sew as you go with that pattern?

[@seweasybysandy]

Huumm, that's a good question. I think so. You would just have to be very careful with the angles and those.points where the fabrics meet to make them really perfect. But yeah, you can. In fact now I want to try it! Heheh

[@lorrainewalden4924]

I prefer the triangle method. For some reason the Y seam method for me was not easy. Quilting is suppose to be fun not frustrating. Each quilter prefers a different style. They’re all correct. One is just easier than the other to each person.

[@seweasybysandy]

Totally agree!

[@donnarice1016]

They are your quilts so there is no right or wrong way

[@karen_james]

No they aren’t right. Who says traditional is the only way of making a quilt. Nothing wrong with an easier way. I’ve made them traditionally and I thought the more modern version was way easier with the same end results. That’s all that matters.

[@seweasybysandy]

I completely agree! As long as you're sewing and you like the end result, who cares about the method? 😁