Fight Quilt Block Quilt Block
The Fight quilt block is an angular, three-colour design made from squares and half-square triangles, with a bold, directional appearance. Finishing at 12 inches square, it works well in graphic layouts where the orientation of the triangles can be clearly seen.
How it is pieced
- Pieces
- 36
- Shaped cuts
- 16
- Fabrics
- 3
- Difficulty
- intermediate
- Finished size
- 12" × 12"
- Square × 20
- Half Square Triangle × 16
Fabrics
- Fabric 2 — 18 pieces
- Fabric 1 — 10 pieces
- Fabric 3 — 8 pieces
Notes
Piece the half-square-triangle units first, trim them accurately, then arrange them with the squares and join the block in rows. Take care with triangle orientation and keep the seam allowance consistent so the points meet cleanly without being cut off.
Watch the Fight Quilt Block block being made
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The Fight Quilt Block quilt block, pieced step by step — 36 pieces, 3 fabrics, finishing at 12" × 12".
The Fight quilt block is an angular, three-colour design made from squares and half-square triangles, with a bold, directional appearance. Finishing at 12 inches square, it works well in graphic layouts where the orientation of the triangles can be clearly seen.
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WHAT IS IN THIS BLOCK Difficulty: Intermediate Pieces: 36 Shapes: 20 × square, 16 × half square triangle Fabrics: 3 Finished size: 12" × 12"
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Make it your own
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