Carrot Quilt Block Pattern

Made as part of an Easter bunny quilt, this charming paper pieced carrot quilt block from The Objects of Design will have you wanting to make an entire quilt out of carrots! It’s a great scrap buster and it’s so whimsical. It’s also easy to do.

While there is no template to download, the instructions include a graph paper diagram that you can replicate. The designer gives detailed tips on laying out the drawing and sewing the block together. You will also find plenty of photos to help you with the assembly.

I love the quilt that the designer added this carrot block too. Its gots loads of scrappy bunnies running around it. What a fun design!

The finished block measures 6.5 inches so it’s a nice small size, perfect for all of those scraps you have sitting around.

Click here to get this free pattern and tutorial: Carrot Tutorial: Bounding Bunny

[photo from The Objects of Design]

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