Churn Dash Block

This is the 11th quilt block tutorial in a series on how to make quilt blocks using the Kouché Method formerly the Quilt as You Piece Method. This traditional quilt block cannot be completly made in the Quilt as you Piece method but can be adapted to work. The block is made in sections, then stitched together.

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Random Quick Tip!

Paper Templates in Quilting
To make it easier to use small paper templates in making quilt blocks, put double stick tape on the back side of the template and stick it onto the fabric and use your ruler and rotary cutter to cut your quilt block piece following the lines of the template.