Jenny demonstrates an easy way to make the traditional old block, Snail Trail, using 10 inch square of precut fabric (layer cakes). She uses Dutchess Metallic 10" Squares by Timeless Treasures. This is a fun, swirly block you will definitely want to add to your list of quilts to do! Watch the full tutorial and get supplies here: http://bit.ly/SnailTrail_FBB What is the next quilt on your list? Share with us in the comments. | Quilting Deals - Missouri Star Quilt Co

We are loving this classic Snail's Trail Quilt Block! Watch the full step-by-step tutorial: http://bit.ly/SnailsTrailQuiltBlockTutorial Love the quilts in our video? Get the full kits: http://bit.ly/SnailsTrailQuiltKits | Shabby Fabrics

Traditional log cabin quilt blocks are so much fun to fuss with. There are even more traditional settings than the ones I’m considering. Off the top of my head…straight set, streaking lightning, snail trail, pinwheel, chevrons, horizontal zig zag …what am I missing? Remaking these discarded cross stitch/ embroidered blocks has been a lot of fun. I hope the original maker is smiling. When I found this (table topper) it was rusted into a metal hoop still and in a yellows crumbling bag. It was a fl

53K views · 672 reactions | The Snail Trail quilt block is a classic pattern in the quilting world, known for its intricate, swirling design that mimics the shape of a snail's shell. This block, which is a variant of the traditional "Snail's Trail," is celebrated for its ability to create movement and visual interest in a quilt. Watch the full tutorial on my blog: https://teresadownunder.com/2025/01/30/snail-trail-quilt-block-video-tutorial-2/ | TeresaDownUnder | Facebook