This is the third tutorial I’ve posted in row here on my blog – it’s as though I do nothing else!
Anywho – requests came through for me to demonstrate this block after the quilt I made this block with received a prized ribbon at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in April!
This particular block comes from one of my favourite patchwork books – 130 Mini Quilt Blocks by Susan Briscoe.
So enjoy watching and let me know if you’re going to give this block a go, I would love to see what you create! **see below of how to reach me**
Happy Sewing Friends!
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6 responses to “TUTORIAL | Mini Double Wrench Block”
Hi Amanda
Thanks for the great tutorials on Youtube.
I just had a query regarding the sizes of the small blocks. The instructions say for the small squares to cut 2.5 inch squares…… I made a test square to check my fabric selection and found the 2.5 inch squares are to large, and stick out beyond the 2 7/8 inch corner squares.
It looks like your ones on the video are 1.5 inches. I cut mine down to 1.5 and it all fits together and measures the 5.5 inch finished square size as mentioned. Can you just check that sizing for me, I’m pretty new to quilting so I just wanted to check, before I go to far.
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Hello!
Thanks for your enquiry!
You are totally correct in thinking the 2.5″ squares are too big! The squares are definitely meant to be cut at 1.5″! Thank you so much for pointing this out to me!
I must of been off with the fairies when I typed it out. (Oh dear!)
I’ve since edited and corrected the cutting measurements on my video and I hope now that this pattern will work better for you as well as others who want to give it a go!!
Thanks again for letting me know!
Enjoy making!
Amanda 😊
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Your quilt is beautiful and your tutorial is excellent. Thank you for sharing.
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No worries at all!
Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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Thanks, Amanda – I love your mini-monkey wrench quilt and now with the excellent how to video you can bet I will be doing this . . . (You really do a great job on your tutorial videos!). Tina
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Thanks Tina!
I’m so glad you enjoyed watching it!
Happy making 🙂
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