The Greek Cross quilt block has to be one of the perfect blocks to learn to quilt. It just cannot be any easier. Just half square triangles and a bit of strip piecing.
Making a scrappy Greek cross quilt could be a real challenge. I might try it!
CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GREEK CROSS QUILT BLOCK
Always remember FINISHED SIZE means the size it will be in a completed quilt. The measurements given already have the ¼ inch allowance included.
Finished Block size
*SQ = Square/Squares
Cut 2 SQ from dark & white/light fabric
cut 1 strip from dark & white/light fabric
cut 1 sq from dark fabric
6 inches
2-7/8 inches
1.5 x 10.5 inches
2.5 inches
9 inches
3-7/8 inches
2 x 15 inches
3.5 inches
12 inches
4-7/8 inches
2.5 x 20 inches
4.5 inches
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Block Variations
The Greek cross has the exact same variations as the Churn Dash. So click on the Churn Dashquilt block to find out more.
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Video tutorial of the Greek Cross quilt block
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