How to Make 3D Tumbling Quilt Blocks Without Y Seams (Beginner Tutorial)
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DIY quick and easy 3D tumbling cube quilt block pattern without Y seams using leftover fabric. This is the perfect handmade sewing project idea for beginners to learn how to sew the 3-D illusion effect using dimension with color and value.
Don't be intimidated, just follow this quilting tutorial to design simple and striking 3-D cube patchworks!
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Thanks for this! I've been wanting to play around with 3d blocks!
Great camera work on how to sew the seams.
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Thank you for the video. A question for you please - what size did you make the setting diamonds? Were they 3 or 3.5 inch? And if I may make a suggestion in the assembly/construction phase - to avoid additional Y seams when assembling the columns - stitch the half diamonds to top and bottom of the half cube units to the right and left, see the image at 5:24 in the video which makes those units into a column with a straight seam for easier joining (no Yseam) to the other (inside) columns. May still need to do a Yseam for the setting half diamonds at the top and bottom of the joined columns. Edited for typo:)
Hi. It's 3 inches. If I were to do triangles to avoid y seams like I did for the top of the cubes, then 3.5 inches
@@seweasybysandyThank you. Appreciate your response, I found all the other dimensions but not that particular one. I have done the Tumbling Block before with the Yseams, so it will be interesting to try this method. Have a gr8 day.
Great! Let me know how it went 😁
Thank you for this tutorial for not having to use the Y seams. I placed an order for the titanium blades. I found out about them on another channel and wanted some. Thank you for the discount!
@@karin0963 let me know what you think once you try them 😁
I like Y seams. What's wrong with them?
It can be intimidating for beginners
Just get on with project