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House on the Hill House blocks can be pieced or appliqued.

Learn how to create a beautifully detailed house on the hill patchwork block using piecing and appliqué techniques. This block from The Lap Quilt book features intricate patterns and requires careful fabric selection, cutting, and piecing. Follow the templates and instructions provided to create a 12.5" block that will add charm to any quilt project.

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House on the Hill House blocks can be pieced or appliqued.

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  1. House on the Hill House blocks can be pieced or appliqued.

  2. House on the Hill Patchwork block is from The Lap Quilt book. There are 3 strips of pieced patterns and one long rectangle creating the hill. When I pieced the block I needed to fit the bottom strip Rectangle G to the pieced block. That meant some adjustments to fit everything into a 12 ½” block.

  3. Here are my templates.

  4. This block has so many pieces I found I had to mark the book drawn block to figure out how to select fabrics, cut and piece the block. Cut your pieces. Layout the pieces. Piece chimneys C square and sky C square. Piece window C square and house C square pieces to form strips. These strips fit the B squares of the top row and C rectangles in a house row.

  5. It is hard to see in this picture. I marked the back of each cut fabric to make ID as I am piecing the pieces easier.

  6. Here are the 4 pieced strips.

  7. Here is the back of the pieced block. You can see were I marked the pieces To help ID them as I laid out the block.

  8. When piecing the 1st and second strip, make sure the chimney fits on the roof.

  9. Other styles of pieced houses.

  10. Applique House Blocks

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