Two Ways to Sew a Cathedral Window Block (Easy and Beautiful)

In this video, we`re going to show you two easy and quick ways how to make an unusual and interesting pattern called "the Cathedral window". Each of these techniques has some advantages and disadvantages, so you can choose the one more suitable for you!
The "Quilt Stories" channel conducts patchwork master classes. Here you'll find amusing, quick, and easy video lessons on how to make fabric blocks and various patchwork schemes. For clarity, every video has design of a final product. It's very convenient as you see how the patchwork looks like and how you can use each block on practice.
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[@QuiltStories]

Leave your questions and I will try to answer them! Thanks for your feedback!

[@craftfashionmedia]

Nice and very interesting tutorial. Thanks

[@patkelly4438]

I love both of these methods. Thanks so much for doing this video!!

[@karonwostenholme6533]

Really nice thank you for sharing x

[@thecareerfirm]

Very good tutorial! I love that we can learn from people from around the world.

[@QuiltStories]

Thank you! Yes, knowledge of English makes it possible)

[@alliegal45]

So much easier than other tutorials I’ve seen 👏 👏 👏 ❤❤❤

[@cindymcpherson8414]

Hello there. Thank you so much, I really enjoyed your tutorial. It was very easy to understand.

[@QuiltStories]

Thanks for your feedback, I'm glad the video was useful to you.

[@williemaepearson4011]

Ok I found the beginning of the vedio. YHANK YOU SO MUCH I LOVE AND MUST TRY THIS THANKS 4 SHARING

[@QuiltStories]

I wish you good luck, let everything work out!

[@ingehoward3908]

I loved your illustration please make some more videos

[@QuiltStories]

I am very pleased thank you! I will try to upload more videos)

[@marlieslabude6597]

Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful for beginners.

[@marshasteeds]

Thanks so much for providing the English translation! Beautiful work!

[@QuiltStories]

You are welcome! I hope my translation was clear) Thank you for your feedback!

[@saminakiyani1865]

❤❤❤

[@robincadwalader1556]

Efficient explanation of 2 different approaches to the cathedral block.
Great job!

[@QuiltStories]

Thank you! I am very happy to read such kind comments!

[@3dcushions]

Wow very beautiful

[@homesteaderfiftywmartha603]

I’m going to try the circle method too- everything turns out nice!

[@QuiltStories]

Thanks for your feedback! It is very important for me!)

[@migilda1]

Que Bueno que ahora está em Ingles....muchas Gracias....beijos

[@QuiltStories]

¡De nada! Feliz visualización)

[@svickrey3638]

Fantastic!

[@bajoobiecuzican]

Great video! Thank you ❤

[@QuiltStories]

You are welcome!❤

[@klloyd8394]

👍

[@franciscapinho3883]

Q lindo!!!🇧🇷

[@kayptanrca4577]

Good ideas, good work. Congratulations.

[@QuiltStories]

Thanks!

[@rainydaydiva6320]

Thank you for the tutorial on the Cathedral Window, you made it easy to understand. Could you please show how to make the Storm at Sea block without the use of speciality rulers? Also the quilt behind you, what is the pattern? It is very lovely. Btw, new subscriber.

[@QuiltStories]

Hey! Thank you for your attention and welcome to my channel! Arrowhead quilt behind me. It's pretty simple. I have not tried to sew the "Storm at Sea" block yet. But it's very handsome. I think that it will definitely be on my channel)

[@williemaepearson4011]

What size squares did you used? and do you get the folds on your back ground piece? I love what I saw

[@QuiltStories]

Hello! Sorry for the long answer. In both ways, I give all sizes, try to look more closely. In the first option I take 4 by 4 inch squares, in the second option I take a 16 by 16 inch square.