💥 KALEIDOSCOPE Quilt Block Tutorial || Controlled Stitch & Flip

🔥It Only Takes 1 Repeated Quilt Block To Make My STUNNING Kaleidoscope Quilt Pattern. ENJOY A FREE Quilt Block Pattern For My Version Of The Kaleidoscope Quilt Block. I Will Take You Step By Step In This Detailed Kaleidoscope Quilt Block Tutorial. I Use A "Controlled Stitch And Flip" Quilting Technique That Is Sure To WOW You💥 HAVE FUN FRIENDS❣️

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[astone]

About 25 years ago while attending a seminar with DH (it was for his work), I sat with a bunch of paper and a ruler and designed a bunch of quilt blocks very similar to this but never got around to actually making them because of the problem with the excess fabric in the corner. My plan was to make them with all solids due to the Amish influence in the area where DH grew up. I think you just solved my problem and I will be making another quilt soon.

[zxedzoicks]

This nice lady needs more subscribers, she gets enough and it will help defray the costs of making the videos! Really enjoyed the tutorial!!! As soon as I have time to breathe I want to try one! Thank you!

[flippertlc]

Regardless of how long you have been quilting(me, I have been quilting for about 30 years) you can always learn a new trick, thank you for a new idea and for a very good step by step instruction video. I am now today a jew subscriber. Hope you hit you goal.

[amazda]

I could watch you all day, you are such a joy. thank you.

[MichaelKellyMusic]

Love your detailed explanation such a pleasure to learn from you!

[jancronkite]

It is truly a kaleidoscope! I can't decide which layout I like the best! They are all amazing!

[eileenduckett]

What a a beautiful block I’d like to think I could make one but I think I need a lot more practice yet . Thank you for showing us your talent.

[cindylamont]

Amazingly creative quilt. Appreciate how you turned the units of the blocks to give 3 different looks to use in that quilt design. ❤ it!

[geraldwhite]

This block is very pretty and reminds me a little of art deco style especially when on point. Glad you are feeling better.😊

[person]

I imagined subscribing twice, looked at your numbers. Tada... you've made it!!! Love this quilt so much. Bi only like about three layouts... but 64 of these blocks! Whew. Hugs, Chel 🌸

[karendalpezzo]

Thanks for the pattern, enjoyed watching, I liked all versions.

[robinfarley]

I absolutely love this block! All three patterns are gorgeous, however I like the last setting the best. Thank you for the video, it’s very informative!

[charlenehicks]

This is a beautiful quilt thank you so much for the pattern and thanks for walking us through it. You are a great teacher.

[michelleterry]

This kaleidoscope quilt is absolutely beautiful thank you Tracy for this tutorial

[jeanettehammons]

Amazing! You have hit this one out of the park! All 3 layouts are gorgeous! I can’t pick a favorite! Thank you for sharing your pattern.

[kimchristianson]

I love them all, the first one being my favorite! quite intimidating as a beinner though, maybe down the road as I become more confident! Thanks for sharing!

[btorgerson]

Very pretty pattern! It feels sort of modern & contemporary, yet still traditional. I liked the first layout best. Thank you for sharing this idea.

[kathyworkman]

Stunning pattern. You did a fantastic job explaining how you made the block. Number 1 I think is my favorite 😍. But all of them were cool. Thank you

[christenakavanagh]

Beautiful block Tracy, just looks complicated when you do the first block but actually straight forward. May I suggest if you do another one that when you put in the small bottom corner piece that you cut away the muslin and ends of block but leave both layers of you accent piece. You have a double layer with the rest of the block and this will give you the same at the bottom. Instead of a single layer, you have the same strength all the way around.

[jeanettesmith]

Alright!! Here I go again with this fantastic pattern! Thx so very much for the variety of suggestions!