Quilt Block: Disappearing Hourglass PLUS BONUS FOOTAGE

[@hanifahibrahim7451]

Love the display block, a great teaching tool!

[@teaquilts]

Thank you!

[@kschallert3569]

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@CJ-ph6zk]

Excellent tutorial without all the talking. Keep up the good work!

[@teaquilts]

Glad you liked it!

[@1215mdpc]

THANK YOU omg thank you I was not understanding the cut but how you showed it made it sooo clear thank thank thank YOU!

[@teaquilts]

You are so welcome!

[@youngmanmary2918]

Wow so glad I found you .Will you give directions on the other blocks? I really enjoyed your teaching method

[@teaquilts]

Not sure what other blocks you're referring to. I give cutting instructions. If there isn't a pattern link, I don't have more information. Sorry about that.

[@bwaldron8449]

Thanks for showing 3 colors!!

[@candacescrivner2536]

Wonderfully organized ! , I thank you so very much; for easy to follow instruction.

[@teaquilts]

My pleasure Candace. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

[@yogiecastillo3690]

Hi Mrs Beautiful Lady. It's very lovely. Thanks for teacher's like you. You take yoyr time to teach me. Happy Merry Christmas. N a New Year

[@teaquilts]

My pleasure Yogie. Have fun making some blocks and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too.

[@darlenemckimmey7827]

You did a great job explaining!

[@teaquilts]

Thanks Darlene!

[@jenniferfarsh675]

How big are the display blocks? They look tiny on camera. I love how you showed the variations. Thank you.

[@teaquilts]

The blocks are 3" finished. Thanks for watching!

[@newbeequilter]

I am VERY impressed with that display and your patience in making those miniature blocks; love the color combinations and that print for the borders. Nice going!

[@teaquilts]

Thank you!

[@jenniferfarsh675]

Wow! I would love a tutorial on how to make these mini's. Such beautiful work!

[@cynforrest]

Outstanding! Adding the 3rd color really snazzes things up. I have a few Cake Stacks in Christmas prints...this technique will be great. Thanks for another super vid!

[@elsiemontgomery7974]

You are VERY good at making it easy to understand. Thank you so VERY much. Do you have these instructions written down anywhere that I could print? Things are easy for me if I go by written a instructions. Thank you. Also, I loved the board at end where you showed the variations.

[@teaquilts]

No, sorry. This is something where whatever your personal size is, that's what you use.

[@erlinepruitt3626]

I loved it, thank you

[@teaquilts]

Thank you too for watching and commenting!

[@elsiemontgomery7974]

How did a 5” square become 6 3/4” after you started with a 10” square???? I’m confused!

[@janapecherek4158]

You can’t get 6 1/2 from a 5’ block...... learn your numbers

[@nansyb3373]

I love the options that you get from these basic blocks. Would order the picture of the design options if you were to sell them.

[@sindia41313]

謝謝您 好棒呀

[@andrealengemann7521]

...und wie machst du das mit 3 farben???? and how do you do this with 3 fabrics??? thanks for yr video - greatings from ostfriesland/germany

[@teaquilts]

I haven't made this block with 3 fabrics. I guess you could substitute two of your 4-patch squares.

[@debl-s5677]

Consider one fabric as the background fabric. Make 2 sets of 4-HST blocks using the same background fabric for each but different prints/colors as the 2nd fabrics of the 4-HST sets. (Now you have 3 fabrics involved.) Swap 2 HST between the 2 sets of 4-HST. Alternate the non-background HST colors before sewing all of the HSTs together. Proceed as pattern shows.

[@kaykeesee758]

Did you purchase precut or yardage?

[@teaquilts]

I used my scrap stash and cut two 10" squares.

[@صحابالسعاده-ر4غ]

عاشت ايدج

[@fredawade9115]

👍

[@janapecherek4158]

Not impressed