Quilting Blocks: Sister's Choice Quilt Block Tutorial

[@janettewelshenbaugh6524]

As a novice quilter, this tutorial was by far the best I found to make this lovely quilt block! Alanda is an excellent instructor! Will make it as a table runner for my sister's birthday, and a pillow for me! So grateful it's still available!! Thank you!

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

Thank you Janette for your lovely comment 😊. I have to say that I really like the Sister's Choice quilt block. It's one of those versatile blocks that can be used in so many projects.

[@kathyjohnson7314]

Just discovered this delightful channel and I’m so glad I did! I have sown all my life, but fairly new to quilting and detailed visuals like this are a tremendous help to me. Many, many thanks!

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

Thank you Kathy 😊. I'm happy to hear that you like our tutorials.

[@Saucyakld]

Love this, was so scared to make a block like that and you make it look so easy, thank you!

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

+Tina Wemyss Thank you Tina. We are all about for looking for easy ways to do things.

[@juliamason8393]

I would like to make this pattern into a 12 inch block, how much bigger do the pieces have to be?

[@susanchase7880]

Thank you for this demonstration. Another big block to learn. This is a really great idea.

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

+susan chase Thanks Susan. Always great to hear your comments.

[@benildeplasencia7689]

​@@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns Gracias y un 888

[@anitavisram8346]

Just found your channel love the sisters choice quilt block. Thank you. Can I do this quilt with just a jelly roll. 40" length, strips 20 by 2 1/2" wide. Thank you.

[@ImGinaMarie]

I've always liked this block but for some reason have never tried it. Thanks for making it easy! I have a question, how do you determine the correct way to sew a block together considering locking seam allowances and/or spinning seams? It always seams(ha) that I check with youtube first..I don't like to rely heavily on that fact.. Thank you for any guidance you lend!!

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

My general rule of thumb is to lay the squares out and join them together in rows. Once the rows are done I work from the top row to the bottom row, sewing them together. I press the seams on the first row in one direction and the seams in the next row in the opposite direction so that the seams nest together. For this block I constructed the corner blocks first but i could just as easily have done it in individual rows. I hope this helps.

[@charlottebarnes6761]

Thank you so much certainly making this quilt your my FAVORITE quilt er teacher THANK YOU

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

Thank you for your lovely comment Charlotte. I really like this block and it looks great in a quilt.

[@sandan2358]

I’m going to try method 2 thank you.

[@gaurigirme1000]

very nice tutorial, thanks for sharing

[@maikagarciagonzalez7902]

Simplemente genial

[@QuiltingBlocksnPatterns]

gracias Maika.

[@Marla.22]

Nice block, but time consuming with all those small pieces

[@sadafzarreen1331]

Nyc so beautiful