2021 Sew With Me / Weathervane Quilt Block / Block 5 with Erica Arndt
It’s time for block #5 in Erica's Sew With Me Sew-a-long where she teaches you how to make some of the most fun and classic quilt blocks! This week she'll be tackling the Weathervane Block. Throughout this series, she hopes you'll learn some new skills, tips, and tricks, and at the end of the series, you'll will have a fun selection of blocks to sew together into a sampler quilt!
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Erica Arndt
Erica is a blogger, author, quilter, knitter, and maker of all the things! She is perhaps most well known for her homeschooling website, Confessions of a Homeschooler where she share homeschooling tips, curriculum, and organizational ideas, in addition to her quilting patterns and videos. She loves creating weekly video tutorials to share helpful tips, tricks, tutorials, fun projects, and inspiration for sewing and quilting.
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It’s time for block #5 in Erica's Sew With Me Sew-a-long where she teaches you how to make some of the most fun and classic quilt blocks! This week she'll be tackling the Weathervane Block. Throughout this series, she hopes you'll learn some new skills, tips, and tricks, and a...
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The design of the Weathervane quilt block is based on traditional patchwork techniques, such as half-square triangles and square-in-a-square blocks. The block can be made in a variety of sizes, and can be combined with other blocks to create larger quilt designs.
Today, the Weathervane quilt block remains a popular pattern for quilters of all skill levels. The design can be adapted to suit modern styles and fabrics, but the traditional charm of the block remains a beloved feature.
