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1930s-Style Basket Block Quilt

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In this beginner-friendly quilting lesson from Fat Quarter Shop, make a 1930s-style quilt block inspired by an antique table runner. A free pattern is attached!

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    judy b
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    Bj C
    That was very interesting. I an a novice and where would I find futher directions for these peices? Like how many do I cut of each size and color? What do I do after I have made a ton of these?
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    Fat Quarter Shop
    Hi there Bj - if you view the attachments section of the video, you will find the pattern. That pattern will show you how to make each block and put it into a quilt. Here is a link too: http://static.fatquartershop.com/media/wysiwyg/pdf/ATisketATasket-Pattern.pdf
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    mary c
    I'm trying to find the pattern for this block. Can you help me? Thanks.
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    Fat Quarter Shop
    Sure Mary - here is a link to the pattern: http://static.fatquartershop.com/media/wysiwyg/pdf/ATisketATasket-Pattern.pdf but you can also always find our patterns under the attachments section of the video. Thanks for watching!
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    Christina B
    This type is block is something I never thought I could do. You made it look so easy. This will be my next block to try. Thank you very much.
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    carol k
    love the showing of how to do this.will keep it handy for when and if I try this challenging project
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