Snowball quilts

Learn how to sew the easy and versatile snowball quilt block. Tutorial from NewQuilters.com. #quiltingtutorial, #quiltblockpiecing

Learn How to make a Snowball Quilt Block. It is one of the most versatile blocks and it can work as a stand alone or connector block.

My happy-go-lucky charm packs arrived today, so I made some progress on my quilt. A few of you asked about making it, so I thought I'd do a quick tut on what I'm doing. BTW- I also ordered this grey diagonal stripe. It will be great for binding - don't miss that one! The quilt is a combination of 2 simple blocks - a nine-patch and a snowball. It's one of my favorite classic combinations and I don't think I've ever made one! Mine are 6" finished. I'm making 99 blocks, set 9 blocks x 11…

Discover the charm of Snowball Quilt Patterns. From classic to modern, find delightful designs to create cozy quilts.

This is the story of the creation of a very special quilt. I project managed it, but the heavy lifting was done by dozens of women working t...

The Snowball quilt block has been around forever and is one of our favorites. It is a super easy block that even a beginner can tackle! Finished quilt measures 49.5" x 55". Materials Needed: 10 Fat Quarters (We used 5 different fabrics, 2 fq's each) 1 yard white fabric 3/8 yard binding fabric Batting Backing Fabric From each Fat Quarter, cut 9- 6" squares, yielding a total of 90- 6" squares. From the white fabric, cut 18- 2" strips. Sub-cut the 2" strips into 2" squares, yielding 360- 2"…

I promised I would show you what I made with the leftovers from my Bow Tie Quilt... Well, I actually made TWO quilts. But today I am sharing just one of them (don't worry I'll share the second one soon). The first quilt from the leftovers was a scrappy 9-Patch and Snowball quilt! Two blocks, in my opinion, where you never can go wrong! In fact, this combination of blocks creates a classic pattern you've probably seen before. They make a fun secondary pattern together, too! This is a great…

It’s back to quilt school time! This time of year always has us thinking of learning, so we thought it would be a great day...

Scrappy Snowball Sew Along || Week #13 o o o o o o o o o o I think you should have plenty of snowballs. I have kind of lost count, you need a total of 195 blocks You will need 15 rows of 13 snowball blocks. If you pressed everything toward the dark your blocks should nest together perfectly. I hope you enjoyed sewing along with us. What should we do next? If you would like to join us and want to get caught up you can find all the details here.

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