Easy & Elegant Prairie Queen Quilt Block Tutorial #quiltingpatterns #quilting

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Learn how to create a stunning Prairie Queen quilt block with this easy and elegant tutorial. The Prairie Queen block is a timeless traditional design that will add a touch of sophistication to your quilting projects. Follow along step by step to create your own beautiful quilt block today! Perfect for quilters of all skill levels.
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[ireneterpstra]

Loved the choice of music used while cutting fabric. Very soothing.

[saraharrell]

I love your approach. Sometimes decisions are hard.

[beckyvillines]

I love that block. I like the one with the different 4 patches, best I think

[helenpeddycord]

This was FUN Karen! I agree with your final choice💕

[yvettemarie]

I really like the last choice. You sure are a bit spicy today! It makes me smile. 😊

[vickypetry]

Good morning! I love your creativity Karen!

[yvonneallan]

Tough choice because your fabrics were "soft", as you said. Any of the choices would have been a beautiful quilt, overall! You really know how to put fabrics together ❤

[jackycordell]

The four patch squares need to have all four oriented the same direction. But you probably already saw that😊

[nannybannany]

lol Karen. Yes, I can imagine 1º. In January/February where I live it's pretty commonly like -17ºC (around 0-1ºF) WITHOUT wind chill. I don't enjoy it, but I also hate this hot humid weather we have in the summer. It's been like 30ºC a lot recently and I'd really rather it never go above 25ºC, lol. Especially when the humidity makes the heat index feel even more.

[joannecarlow]

Any one of the choices work. It’s a matter of preference and I do like your last choice best.

[michellecano]

Nice block! I really like your iron! What brand is it?