How to Sew Quilt Fairy Dreams Block 12

I can hardly believe we’ve already reached Block 12 of Quilt Fairy Dreams. This final block is a beautiful finish to the quilt, combining a pinwheel-inspired layout with a clever construction method that makes the piecing both accurate and satisfying. In this month’s tutorial, Angela shares a smart combo unit trick that helps you create non-mirrored units without working with a pile of tiny triangles, making this block feel approachable while still building your skills. As the last block in the series, it is a lovely way to bring all the magic of Quilt Fairy Dreams together before we move on to assembling the full quilt top.

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A person uses a white and black PFAFF sewing machine to stitch blue fabric, guiding it carefully with both hands on a glass table.

Piecing on the Pfaff Passport 2.0

Block 12 was pieced on the Pfaff Passport 2.0, a compact sewing machine that is small in size but full of smart features. Its built-in IDT system helps feed fabric evenly for accurate piecing, and the quarter-inch foot makes it easy to keep seams neat and consistent. Angela also loves its needle-down feature and adjustable speed control, especially when sewing precise combo units like these. For National Quilting Month, the Pfaff Passport 2.0 is specially priced at $829 and includes a free extension table with bag. Stop by Quilted Joy or call us at (502) 718-7148 for details.

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Don’t Forget to Share Your Blocks!

We love seeing your creativity! Post your finished Block 4 over in the Quilted Joy Clubhouse Facebook group to inspire and connect with other stitchers. And remember, if you finish your quilt top by the end of the series, you’ll earn a 30% off coupon for our longarm quilting services!

Using Fabric from your stash? Find the fabric requirements for the entire Quilt Fairy Dreams quilt below:

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