You probably have never seen this sewing technique before.

[@RoseSimpson1111]

Thank you. You make something that looks complicated seem easy. Blessings,😊

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@emmalewis3765]

Thank you! I’m going to have to try this pattern! I appreciate your talent!

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@phyllisausler4266]

I love it. Beautiful abstract block. A must do for me.❤️🎉🥇

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@lesleymeyers962]

Thank you for sharing. Lovely job

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@nitasheth9283]

VERY INTERESTING PATTERN. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@joyceosborne7224]

Beautiful -Just what I've been looking for to add interest to my current project

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@martyburd6127]

Very pretty. I like this. Clever idea for a block.

[@VinutaSewing]

I'm glad you like it!

[@PamColeman-r9q]

Very pretty, I’m trying this block!😊

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@themamma341]

What a great idea! Thank you for sharing❤

[@VinutaSewing]

Thanks for watching!

[@mathgeek7966]

Very nice way to create a repeating kite shaped block. Thank you for posting!!

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@debramorris3982]

Great looking pattern going to try that one today. Thanks

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@MaryHennessy-u4c]

Beautiful can I make it 20cm x20

[@barbarastuart5675]

Amazing 😊

[@VinutaSewing]

Thanks 😄

[@leannevitale3228]

Very clever. Thank you

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@BlackJack-sx1jw]

I saw this done with jewel tones with a 1/4” bias tape sewn or ironed on with adhesive tape on the seams for a stained glass effect.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you

[@saraswathinm8395]

Soooo sweet Thanks for sharing🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@VinutaSewing]

Thanks for watching!🙏

[@diannplatt-roberts8692]

Can’t wait to try this.

[@VinutaSewing]

❤️❤️🙏

[@pamelalight7775]

Very nice!!

[@VinutaSewing]

Thanks!🙏

[@olderendirt]

Very pretty.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you! 🙏

[@nguyenthikimloan1092]

Thank you ❤

[@VinutaSewing]

🙏❤️❤️

[@marlahanks7278]

Great idea!!

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@marthaharris978]

My mother gave me a pattern like this , she call it a bowtie pattern still got it.. RIP Madea.

[@Coccinelle-c2t]

Brillant....vraiment ❤

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 😊

[@rosauramoraleshernandez7442]

Diferente!!!!

[@susancampbell9287]

Love it

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@ГалинаБелова-п3з]

Интересный узор

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 😊

[@hennysmits8719]

Fantastisch, leuk project.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@moonlightmidwifery]

Can we do this starting with 5 inch squares? If we do, how many cm do we count to make it work?

[@VinutaSewing]

Yes can , you can mark it on 4.5 cm

[@moonlightmidwifery]

Thank you!

[@marjiscriven9657]

This isn’t a criticism, just an observation: the fabric she used is super thin. Hopefully, it’s just for the demonstration. Thin fabric does have its uses, but generally not very good for a quilt.

[@wendyfloyd6981]

Many a beautiful quilt has been made with Liberty Lawn fabric. A much thinner fabric than our regular quilting weight fabric.

[@cynthiacoring8602]

Thank you. I had to do paper piecing ,wasting much fabric just to get the same results.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@ЕленаВикторовна-о1п]

Интересный блок, мне понравилось, спасибо Вам большое, подписалась на Ваш канал❤❤❤

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@Gtdr4356]

I can see myself sewing these together incorrectly, lol

[@janhavitendulkar7508]

The ordinary size is of 14 15 16 inches how can we alter the fabric measurement to reach same result

[@de-deheeter2598]

She has a finished block of 9 inches, and she started with four 5 1/2 inch squares. Divide your desired block size (Don't forget outside seam allowance!) by two, then add an inch for your starting squares. She marked in from the edge roughly 1/3 in order to draw her diagonal lines, although other angles would work, too, so long as you are consistent. I would pick an easy number to work with and make a test block to see how you like the result and double check block size. And remember to offset pieces to match them at the seam line rather than the edge when you are sewing them. ;-) Have fun!

[@naseemahamad8857]

Amazing

[@VinutaSewing]

Thanks🙏

[@beverlygodfrey5643]

When cutting fabric is one right sides together and other block wrongs side together

[@PauletteGrant-xg4oj]

😊

[@ForeverUs1]

Not sure about the block, but maybe when several blocks are put together they form secondary patterns? Would have been beneficial to see that

[@colettesorrells9015]

❤❤❤

[@VinutaSewing]

❤️❤️😊

[@kycat43]

4:05p est. Great technique, lo ve this block!

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@NancyBarrios-k8v]

That fabric is so thin it’s almost gauze like And her measurements on a bl😅ck are never squared Something is off with the whole thing

[@deerobinson9524]

So critical! I think the work she does is beautiful! I don’t see you having the courage to make n put videos on this platform. Just rude person you must be miserable

[@PipPop2]

why do you keep making a fist?

[@violaleo6615]

The "fist" is indicating the action of ironing or pressing the seams

[@suek8553]

Something doesn't look right to me...

[@gypsyrobin]

It’s the choice of the fabric prints. They don’t go together.

[@annhinz6326]

I would square them up and have solids be alternating. So if you would have to make two squares that are the same.

[@dawnbaker9274]

I thought it was my OCD.

[@janhavitendulkar7508]

I would prefer plain cotton fabrics to give a vibrant shade or design

[@jldenn]

🙄​@@dawnbaker9274

[@peepers4763]

Hum, i don’t think I like the block. Love the center.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you 🙏

[@АмалияИванова-н9ж]

Зачем показывать как сшиваете 4 лоскута? Одного достаточно

[@sherrystaples1516]

Interesting concept but color combinations don't look that good.

[@VinutaSewing]

Thank you

[@MarthaBenefield]

I never watch when cm are used.Just inchesn
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[@denubug]

Most of world use metric, more precise measurements.

[@RaymondWilliams-od6ib]

Well that's kinda lazy and demanding don't you think?
Just get a ruler with both centimeters and inches. Not hard at all.