* This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my full disclosure for more info. * Chevron Quilt Blocks are awesome! Aren’t they? I didn’t want though a complicated quilt block. I wanted something quick and easy. Something that wouldn’t tax my brain…and I could use up my stash while I’m at it.
I found that if I matched up a few squares, I could make a bunch. Use this and you will find that your stash will dwindle, and you can feed your chevron fix for a little bit.
How to sew a chevron quilt block:
1) Lay right sides together the background and 5″ X 5″ main fabric
2) With a ruler and pencil, draw a line from corner to corner of the square
3) Sew on either side of the drawn line. A scant 1/4″ is best
4) Cut on drawn line and iron
5) Repeat with other squares
6) Play with your layout- you can put the 2 matching blocks together, or you can mix and match for a scrappy chevron quilt block. Either way works great!
7) Sew the pairs together
This is a great way to use charm packs + a background. Sew up a few for a baby or lap sized quilt.
If you don’t have a quilt to make, but would like– you can make it into a finished project. Check out the 52 Quilt Block Pick up series from last year for ideas and tutorials!
For more quilt block tutorials –clickety click here.
Do you have a favorite chevron print? or an easy way to sew them? Leave us the details in the comments-
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