Spider Web spiderweb quilt Block

At our September meeting, I did a demonstration of the Spider Web Quilt Block. It is a simple string quilt block with several variations. I chose Halloween fabrics and a black background to make a Halloween table quilt. (Not sure if it'll be done for Halloween this year or not though!) For the demo, I made a tutorial handout showing some of the steps involved in making this block. There have been a few people who couldn't make it to the meeting that wanted to see how the block is made, so I…

Quilt Block FREE Tutorial: How to Make a Spiderweb Block

Use this Spider Web quilt block for printing as a template. Unique pattern looks just like a spider web!

Learn how the art of paper piecing can bring the iconic Spider Web design to life in a quilt.

Weaving the Web Time to add the black sashing strips and to piece and finish the top! From your border and webbing fabric cut: 1 and 1/4" inch strips The number of strips you will need will depend upon the WOF. You will be sewing one strip to one side of each triangle so you will need 8 strips. Cut one strip and gage how long it needs to be for your web, allowing 2" beyond the edges of both the center and the outer edge of your triangles, so that you will have nice web points on the outer…

Quilt Block FREE Tutorial: How to Make a Spiderweb Block

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The pattern for the “Spider Web” raffle quilt (I posted about here) may be found in a tutorial on the “Sew Mama Sew” blog. For the size paper triangles we worked with, a 12” paper square was cut di…

The pattern for the “Spider Web” raffle quilt (I posted about here) may be found in a tutorial on the “Sew Mama Sew” blog. For the size paper triangles we worked with, a 12” paper square was cut di…