How to make a Square Block using 5"squares - Quilting Tips & Techniques 036

[@rogerthat7001]

That was very good instructions, thank you. Enjoyed your direct approach...to the point. I absolutely love that you don't ramble foolishly about nothing. Also, thank you for not playing music. Great to be able to hear you. EXCELLENT. Thank you from (hearing impaired) me. :-))))))

[@HRHDMKYT]

I would call this a square-on-point block. Simple yet snazzy effect. Thanks for the tutorial Susan, your instructions are always crystal clear! ~Diana

[@aracelisanchez5556]

Goodness, a wonderful tutorial and I so love your accent and your calmness, how tranquil it makes me feel. Thank you so much this is just what I was needing for my Charm Pack that I received as a gift and I think making your square with them into a Rag quilt will look just so pretty. Sharing is caring.

[@radhavishwanath4213]

Hi Susan ! I Lovvve your Beautiful contrast blocks & your Clear instructions. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.Bye !

[@joybarber6974]

I think this would be a great way to use up big scraps! I can't wait to try this! Thank you! You are so inspiring!

[@diannenaworensky6698]

I love the stripes and dots. The pattern is great and I love a geometric type of square. Your instructions are great and I could listen to you talk all day. Thanks !! ✌🏻❤

[@joycehill2342]

Great tutorial. You are coordinated - your top matches your black & white blocks. Love your scarf.

[@bobbieminer6383]

Thank you for making this look so much easier than I thought it would. Ill keep watching all your videos.

[@jebbyragavan1397]

Guess what?? I just finished making this block with green stripes and green spots. I have bought different coloured stripes with matching spots - and I can tell you I'm going to have a 'ball'. Hope to make a quilt - once finished, will let you know. Thanks a LOT Susan - your instructions are very clear, and as I said on another comment, you don't use "fancy" templates/rulers, yet your blocks are so inspirational!! Thanks AGAIN!

[@craftingcockney488]

Yes at last perfect for an absolute beginner...Thank you! I am soooo looking forward to having a go

[@barbarahaynes7036]

Great breakdown of steps. I have always known this block as "A Square in a Square"

[@karenlautzenheiser2003]

I really like the stripes and dots, very striking!! You make all your instructions so clear...Thank you!!

[@dianecfromny3912]

Hello :) I just want to say that I absolutely love all you create with 5" squares!!!! They are quick, fun and fabulous!! Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and tutorials with us!! :)

[@barbara92356]

Thank you! It made perfect sense and this makes it so easy to make the blocks for my niece's Christmas placemats.

[@stellaraj3741]

Thanks Clare. I have quite a bit of fabric & I'll make some baby (pink/blue) quilts with sashing or another plain block in between. Thank you for those love ideas and I love all your tutorials. You explain very well and clear. I'd love to visit you when I visit NZ !! God Bless

[@olajordan9951]

As usual, perfect visuals and instructions. My next quilt. Great thanks.

[@VoxUrania]

The stripes and dots are gorgeous and graphic. They’d also look great set on point, diagonally across the quilt. 🤔 now I’m thinking.

[@wilycat5290]

Square in a square is always a fun block 😊 👍 💕

[@TheTothill]

Just found your KZbin videos. This is the first one I have watched. Thank you for very clear instructions. I have subscribed and will start to watch more of your videos.

[@linda9731]

The best of the best tutorials ever! Thank you for making the math so easy, and finishing step--how to square the block for accurate assembly resulting in a flawless quilt.

[@BA-ef4pr]

I find great ideas and a sense of calm learning from you!

[@judithlpn-quilter7757]

I love it. Putting squares in point always seemed so hard to me. I am going to try it right now!

[@ladyjay6741]

Thank you, as a new quilter this looks to be something I can do. I love floral fabric and I shall try that. The stripe is very nice with the polka dots. Cheers from Livonia, Michigan

[@stephaniemiller8229]

You are so pleasant to listen to, and watching your techniques gives me confidence to try doing it on my own. Thanks very much.😊❤️

[@lindagivvin2235]

Great hint for cutting the striped triangles! Hope I remember it. 😅

[@minniegonzalez591]

I love your tutorials, always so clear & concise. Thank you.

[@ShellyAuen]

Your camera person is great! Great tutorial.

[@NiceOrion]

Beautiful, quickly and easy! Thank you.

[@angeharsant9562]

Just joined your tutorials I am so impressed such clear instructions. I have subscribed too your channel.

[@ca6177]

Another lovely idea! thanks so much, I like your tutorials so much!

[@Nancy-vw9jz]

Wonderful tutorials, makes it easy and self explanatory and opens up the imagination to the possibilities! Thank you always!

[@lolibazzo]

Hi there, I adore all your tutorials. Thanks a lot for all those great tips. Hugs from Brazil

[@jenna2431]

Thank you for this tutorial. Love the block and the great tips.

[@janicewilliams1535]

I’m not a quilter but this looks easy thank you for sharing. I am going to try this😀

[@ShellyAuen]

Would love to have a big sewing room like yours!

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video, and the scarf! I don't try to co-ordinate!

[@charlotteeardly3155]

Another wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks so much, look forward to seeing what you make!

[@dianegledhill9793]

What a brilliant tip, thanks for all your tutorials

[@carmenstine3916]

Thank you! Very helpful for a newbie!

[@jokemartien]

I love your tutorials, always so clear & concise.;-)

[@lowec315]

Love this with the stripes.

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks, the stripes really work don't they? I always like stripes!

[@berylparker7306]

very easy to follow. I am a new quilter and love this idea. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@jmarylastone]

you're matching!!! you shirt matches the stripes lol - great video

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks! and I didn't even try to match, just comes naturally!!

[@connieking9873]

Love this video. Some very good information.

[@brendaestes7262]

Love this block. Thank you again.

[@은하수-d7i]

Thank you. 나도 이 영상을보고 작품을 만들었어요,. 감사합니다.

[@debbymccauley4774]

Very nice and simple. Enjoy your tutorials

[@patriciagodoy4984]

Muy bonito tu trabajo 😍 gracias

[@Janetl62]

Thank you! I love your tutorials! :)

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks for that, I thought the Square in a Square had another round, but maybe it works for this too!

[@vanessamonteith5740]

I need my finished cut block to be a 10" block. Is there a formula or a cut chart to tell me what size my starting blocks need to be to give the different size finished cut blocks? I am not sure if I stated that correctly, but I love the look of this block and would like to use it in my quilts. I see using 5" squares on the diagonal will give me this finished block of 6.5". So, if I use 3 - 6.5" squares to make this block, will that give me a 8" finished block or bigger? Sorry to be so confusing.Love your tutorial, so clear and easily stated for your viewers. Thank you

[@nancysilva6511]

Hola.....como estas Susan....me llamo Nancy y vivo en Chile.....quiero contarte que hace aproximadamente 3 meses que comencé a trabajar en patch work.....he aprendido muchísimo con tus clases por internet...no entiendo el ingles...pero explicas de una manera tan relajada que para mi es un placer ver tus videos....ojala puedas leer mi mensaje...gracias ....cariños....

[@suebean3873]

Very nice, love it. Great tutorial.

[@dmcc100able]

Hi susan I love all your tutirol's thank you:; got a lot from then,,♥

[@patti-anngracia2791]

I liked your Video. I was able to undstand it clearly. Thank You. :)

[@СветланаКоломыйченко-ц1ж]

Очень интересные варианты!

[@Wanda6308]

I have a question for you. I am making an on-point table runner, how do I measure to get a correct size setting triangle for the sides? Thank you

[@sharadapersaud6004]

Very nice, will sure to try it

[@sandrahollingsworth4485]

Lots of good tips thankyou

[@GourmetQuilter]

Hi, yes, you can make it any size.

[@laurabarba3515]

thanks for sharing. 😄 👍 ✌ you do great work 👑

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thank you

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks for watching, simple is often so effective.

[@babycat1961]

Thank you , very good instructions.....

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thank you.

[@rosyquezada345]

Preciosos cuadros, gracias por compartir

[@terri9105]

What type of iron block are you using?

[@beccachurch]

How was the move? Best wishes.

[@marthinaralph834]

Beautiful Job

[@leslie-reagan5219]

Great job as always! You are so clear and concise. The creaky sound in the background was a little annoying as I have the volume up to hear you..but the information was excellent!

[@SushmasCraftandCreations]

Beautiful work

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks for watching

[@eleanorcostello644]

totally cool!!!

[@monicahaigh4490]

Thank you for sharing.

[@kittyhurley5677]

I also am doing my second block, the first the corners dint come out right, I am new to quilting

[@malathik2389]

Nice.love u mam.

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks for watching.

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thanks for watching, enjoy!

[@marylynngranado7006]

does this work with any size square

[@kittyhurley5677]

I have a problem getting my corners to come out as a point how do I fix this

[@lorrainewilliams7896]

I believe this is called a Diamond in a Square, sometimes also called a Square in a Square. If you add one more round of triangles, it is the Economy Block.

[@cherylpilch6632]

Are both 5 inch ?

[@RochelleMezzano]

Nice!

[@eleonoreloundermon2372]

Fantastic

[@sandrasilveiralima3246]

poderiam colocar traduçao. os trabalhos são lindos. mas não entendo. assisto só para ver como e o trabalho. na maneira que faz. obrigada pela atenção.

[@tatianaterriesmith8471]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@suebradshaw429]

How do I make multi squares

[@humeraamna2988]

verry Nice

[@mariacebrianlopez3663]

me gusta

[@lynnemartin2291]

👍👍👍👍👍🙋🏻

[@mbowman4436]

It is called a square in a square block in America

[@helenbell1715]

it is called a square in a square block

[@GourmetQuilter]

Thank you for watching, enjoy!

[@kanyakornthammakit9314]

thank you