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Fun Cutting Method – Aztec Block

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Hello Fabric Friends, 

Hope you all had a fun July 4th! Today I have a great new quilt block tutorial for you called the Aztec Block! I sewed it up with Arizona After fabrics by April Rhodes which I think was a perfect choice. I am loving the warm earthy tones in this collection and lately it’s all I been wanting to sew with! For this tutorial all you need is four different 10″ squares of  fabric! 

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Follow along with me by watching the video below! Also make sure to download your copy of the pattern instructions! 

 

 Looking for more free quilt patterns and great sewing tutorials check out the Arizona After Lookbook for tons of great inspiration. 

In the comments box below let me know what tutorial you would like to see next! 

Happy Sewing, 

Melissa 

4 responses to “Fun Cutting Method – Aztec Block”

  1. Rosemary Bolton Avatar
    Rosemary Bolton

    Yippeeee I love this block. How fancy!
    I love all of your tutorials
    I would love to have a tutorial for how to put colors together
    or perhaps something about making a blouse for ourselves.

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  2. Melissa Boike Avatar
    Melissa Boike

    Thanks Rosemary! Those are great tutorial ideas!

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  3. Susan Songer Avatar
    Susan Songer

    It would be simpler to sew the two different blocks together before cutting them, keep them together, square up , be sure to keep the stitched seam towards you , then reverse the strips and so together you have to make 4/ half square blocks to achieve a whole squash blossom.
    The squares should make 2 large flying geese before you cut them. Remember to cut away from the stitched seam.

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  4. Kimberly S DeRuyter Avatar
    Kimberly S DeRuyter

    It isn’t at all clear that the blocks need to be mirror images of each other or how that is best accomplished. I followed the tutorial and my blocks are all identical. They can not be arranged to make the pattern. I’ll play with this but perhaps you could edit your tutorial?

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