Ceramic holder for square coasters, made with “Shoo Fly block”.
This block is one of the oldest named patterns in American quilting and remains popular due to its simplicity and versatility. It can be made from scraps, creates very little fabric waste, and is simple enough for quilters of any skill level. It is frequently used to teach beginners the fundamentals of patchwork and color placement.
Ceramic holder for square coasters, made with “Shoo Fly block”.
This block is one of the oldest named patterns in American quilting and remains popular due to its simplicity and versatility. It can be made from scraps, creates very little fabric waste, and is simple enough for quilters of any skill level. It is frequently used to teach beginners the fundamentals of patchwork and color placement.
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