Moira in N.E. England

Does this scrappy block have a name?

I imagine it can be made any size but wondered what would be the most practical - perhaps the centre strip could be 2.5 inches. A good way to use up jelly rolls.

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SusieQOH

I don't know but I love it and the fabrics too.

Looking at it from here it looks like it may be a challenge to line everything up?

juliasb

I don't know the name of it either but I am making a very similar block. Mine has only 1 strip of white in the middle of the square.

luvstoquilt

I love it and the fabric but I would probably pull my hair out trying to match it!

Moira in N.E. England

I make small charity quilts and don’t stress too much when things don’t match up - but it’s nice when they do!

I tell myself the recipients won’t be bothered.

tallchick

Don’t know the name of the block, but the method looks like a tube quilt. Google tube quilt and you’ll get a ton of free tutorials, fabric placement is key and you can achieve many different designs.

cashs_mom

Me, too! But it is lovely.

dunster

It's the Double Crossed pattern by Amy Smart.
https://amysmart.bigcartel.com/produ...lt-pattern-pdf

As seen in her blog - https://www.diaryofaquilter.com/2017...reat-utah.html

Moira in N.E. England

Well done dunster!

I saw the photo on Pinterest but hadn’t read the blog.

Tartan

​It looks very similar to this weeks MSQC block that Jenny called Brick Yard. Pretty blocks!