Video tutorial: quick and easy tumbling blocks without Y seams

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Tumbling blocks is a 3D pattern that is very quick and easy to make using a 60 degree ruler or a normal ruler that has a 60 degree marking. It was developed by Marci Baker. Details on my blog.

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You have changed my life!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Thank you. I feel like a better quilter because of you!!!

sherripope

I made my first quilt using your It turned out fabulous!!!! I am a novice quilter, and I purchased the Marci Baker corner cut tool which helped me to align the pieces flawlessly. I wish I could post a picture of my quilt here. I love your tutorials and am working on my second quilt using your

donnagurschke

Now THAT is amazing!!! Thank you for sharing all your videos but this one is truly AMAZING!!! I've been a quilter for decades and have stayed away from tumbling blocks...even the "fake" ones...but THIS I will try. I can hardly wait to share this with my quilt guild.

kupton

Wow I couldn’t see how this pattern could come together, but it was so easy in the end. Thank you so much Teresa I love this pattern. ❤

lindaporter

This is amazing. I've made tumbling blocks with a template and had so many tiny pieces. I just love the way it all comes together with strips! Awesome concept. Thanks for figuring it out.

madalynromano

I love your method. You are so generous with everything you share.

arzinaalani

Какая вы умница!! Так все просто и понятно без лишней болтовни!! Спасибо!

olga-djli

I got the book from the library and going to give it ago. I like to see things being me made and your tutorials are great. Thanks your technique looks great and easy to follow.

diannewhite

What a great and smart idea to make tumbling blocks. Thank you Teresa!

boo

Yes this is by far the best of all the tumbling box tutorials I've seen.

ilonagoynes

Wow! Wow! Teresa you are the quilting queen and make it look so easy, wish you were stateside ❤️️ you videos!

shawnmercercrain

I did this pattern using 5-inch strips (5-1/4 for the middle strip). There was a lot of waste from cutting off the ends. I found that if I stagger or stair-step the strips when I sewed them together I could get one more piece out of each row. That way I got 12 pieces instead of 11. Twelve is what I needed for each length top to bottom. Lay your triangle on the unsewn strips to determine how much to stagger them.

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