Draw a diagonal line on the back of the white (background) square and sew two 1/4″ seams on both sides of diagonal line. Match up 2 sets of 3″ x 3″ squares (a red and a white square) right sides together. Sew the two 1.5″ strips side by side next to each other (be sure to use a scant 1/4″ seam – especially on smaller blocks).
I am using Sugarhouse Park fabric for all of my blocks. I’ve got the fabric requirements and measurements available for 6″ x 6″ blocks and 12″ x 12″ blocks. This block is a really quick one to assemble with some simple short-cut techniques. At the end of this challenge I’m going to put all of my blocks together into a picnic quilt for summer! Churn Dash Quilt Block Tutorial Each week Riley Blake will be sharing a classic quilt block and each week a Riley Blake Designer will share quick tutorial how to make that block in two different sizes: 6″ and 12″. This week Riley Blake announced a fun, super simple little quilt along – the Riley Blake Block Challenge. IF you’ve found yourself with extra time on your hands and want to learn something new, I’ve got a few options for you including this Churn Dash quilt block tutorial!
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