Susannah Quilt Block Tutorial 12.5 inches

Hi!
I’m back in the sewing room today. I’m making a Susannah quilt block.
You will need to choose one center fabric and two coordinating fabrics.
This block is made of a diamond in a square patch in the center surrounded by squares cut from two different colors.
I show you how to fussy cut the center patch using freezer paper. It’s a fun, quick method which gives great results.
I show you exactly how to piece together the block. It does have bias cuts in the center patch, so be sure to starch your fabric and handle the cut triangles as little as possible to keep from distorting the fabric.
For best results, sew the patches together using scant 1/4” seam allowances.
I also show you how to press the seams in each step of the process to insure your seams match up beautifully.
This block is easy to construct, as it’s mostly composed of squares. I use fabric glue to carefully match up my seams. You can use pins if you prefer.
The block measures 12.5 inches square, and it will finish in your quilt at 12 inches square.
Happy Quilting!!
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Music: “I was Wondering” composed and performed by classical guitarist Gary Walts. Gratefully used with permission.
Artwork by Evie 🥰
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[@jenihansen7201]

great tutorial, THA,K YOU.

[@MadeBySueAZ]

Thank you so much!

[@khalajanskitchen7456]

I never knew what the term fussy cutting meant , now I know . Thanks 🙏

[@MadeBySueAZ]

Oh that’s awesome!

[@sandywilkerson8525]

Thank you! You explain it well.😊

[@MadeBySueAZ]

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching!