What to do with 5 inch squares: tutorials and patterns

Charm pack quilt tutorial	Charm pack back of quilt tutorial
Tote bag	Charm squares and embroidery tote bag
Disappearing nine patch quilt	Disappearing nine patch variation quilt top
Patchwork bunting	Tote bag
Patchwork beach bag

Free quilt patterns and tutorials

1. Oh Fransson Quilt-Along
2. Coin quilt and back of coin quilt
3. Wonky log cabin quilt
4. Wonky log cabin quilt
5. Wonky log cabin quilt
6. Crazy nine patch
7. “Doubly charming” charm pack quilt
8. Christmas quilt
9. Sampler quilt
10. “Doubly charming” charm pack quilt – back of quilt
11. Disappearing nine patch variation quilt
12. Turnover pack quilt
13. Scraps quilt (back of turnover quilt number 12)
14. Rubik cube quilt (back of disappearing nine patch number 11)
15. Disappearing nine patch quilt
16. Back of sampler quilt
17. Back of disappearing nine patch quilt (number15)

Disappearing nine patch variation quilt with prairie points

Quilt in progress.

This quilt top has been made using:

• one and a half charm square packs of Hunky Dory by Moda for the blocks
• cream fabric
• scraps of fabric for the prairie point cut in 4 1/2 inch square
• polka dots fabric in pink and pistacho for the sashing

See the other quilt I made with another pack and a half of this same fabric: Disappearing nine patch quilt.

Quilt top

Block construction tutorial: disappearing nine patch variation.

How to make prairie points

My prairie points lie next to each other without overlapping.

To calculate how many you need:

• Write down the size of the prairie point, eg 4 inches
• Divide the size of the side of the quilt, eg 60 inches, and divide by 4 inches
• You’ll need 15 prairie points

To make a 4 inch prairie point you’ll need a 4 1/2 inch square of fabric.

I used the open folds at centre prairie point assembly but did not overlap my points.

Detail of prairie points