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Ladder Quilt Block









First, I went through my fabric scraps. Then sewed together pieces between 1” to 2.5” wide by 5-6“ long. 



Sew ladder strips on - they should be 1.5“ (I start with 2“ then trim it down to 6.5“), press each seam. It needs to be 20” or longer. If it’s longer that is okay, because it will all get trimmed down at the end.


Sew on ladder sides, two solid black strips 1 3/4” x Width of fabric.


Sew side strips together.rectangular strips, the same length as the black ladder strips. Use a variety of fabric in one color.









Ladder Block received from Kirsten:


Blocks from Mona with bonus panel:

Blocks from Marci


Blocks received from Kim Skar





Other matching pattern ideas that fit these blocks. 







Here is a picture of the completed quilt:

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  1. AnonymousJuly 21, 2024 at 9:15 AM

    A picture of the completed quilt should be included in your you tube video. It took me forever to find it. Your FB page would not come up and pintrest and google just kept showing jacobs ladder quilts!

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    1. Simply StefOctober 6, 2024 at 7:29 AM

      Thank you for your feedback. I will definitely add a picture with my next completed one. :)

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