Garden of Eden Quilt Block

BLOCKS

Beginning

4-Patch
9-Patch

Stars
Crosses
5-patch

Novelty

A-Z Index

BASICS

1/4-inch
seam

Cutting
Down

Cutting
Triangles

Patchwork

Patches
and Grids

Pressing

Raw vs
Finished

Simple
Measure

Value

DESIGN

Color

Diagonal
Setting

Cheater
Panels
Linear

I Spy

Photo
Transfer

String
Quilts

clipart picture of garden of Eden Quilt Blocks

grids of the Garden of Eden quilt block The Garden of Eden is another 5-patch quilt block. You can see the black lines separating the grids in the picture to the left. Each diamond block takes up two grids As you can see from the picture, you can make the diamonds from half square triangles. You can cut a square for the center, and rectangles for the sides or lattice.

the Garden of Eden Quilt Block However, it always looks better to remove seams, when possible. The squares turned on point can be made from the Diamond in a Square Quilt Block.

Follow the link above for instructions on how to make this block. There is a chart at the bottom of the page to help you determine the size to cut the squares.

This is a great sampler block, but also looks good on its own. You can unify the block by cutting the center square from the same fabric, or you can made the quilt very scrappy.

Here is a visual of this block with a couple other 5-patch quilt blocks. Notice how well the 5-patches work together. That is why the grids and patches are so important.

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