In this block Sallieann shows us how to create the four-patch unit with the help of strip piecing. She also demonstrates how to subcut this into perfect little 2.5inch units for the four-patch.
The Road to Oklahoma block also needs some half-square triangle units, which you know how to make. These then get combined into rows. Another great little sewing tip is to chainpiece these together. This again saves time. And Sallieann shows you how to finger press the seams while you are working.
At the end when the block is made, you could add Best Press to give it a final flourish.
These four patch units get used again in the Jacobs ladder block which is part of your sampler quilt pattern.
Fabric
Fabric requirements are available with our Promo video – click here for details
We have this same colourway of Fat 8ths available from Oakshott Fabrics available to purchase in the Shop – Forest Fruits ( left), as well as 7 other colourways that the quilt would look equally stunning in. Click here to view the options available and just pick your colourway from the selection list
In addition – you could purchase background fabric and sashing – click here
Finished size approx 60″ x 70″
This block, along with all the others in sampler series, can be repeated to create a quilt in their own right. Just make lots either in the same colourway, or various.
Our friends at Creative Quilting are now stocking the Karen Kay Buckley scissors. Click here to find out more.
The full pattern is available on Sallieann’s website – click here to buy Beginner Sampler Quilt PDF Sewing Patterns Entire Course
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Click here to watch the full length version of this Taster
Using the Stitch'n'Flip method of construction means that you have a very accurate method for sewing these units.
Salliann also has a great little tip to sew two at a go. This means that you can chain piece, a method that your machine will love, as it can continue to sew and you also save thre...
In this very comprehensive workshop Craig shows you how easy it is to marble. This can be applied to most surfaces – from fabric, to tiles, leather, wood, cork, paper and cotton canvas.
He starts off by explaining what comes in the starter kit; the paint is non-messy, fast and permanent and is no...
In this workshop Craig reminds you how quickly and easily you can make things with the Marbling 4 fun paint and as it’s completely non-toxic it is very safe for all the family to use.
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