Also known as: Single Wedding Ring
Each corner is four half-square triangles all angled towards the centre; the inner triangles and the squares beside the centre make a ring around a light centre square.
Often made with the thorns and ring in one fabric. Sew in five rows.
Free quilt patterns made from the Crown of Thorns block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
A five-patch drafting of the churn-dash idea: large half-square triangle units in the corners, a two-square bar at the middle of each side with the dark square towards the centre, and a light centre square.
An uneven nine-patch on a five-patch grid: each corner is a large triangle unit whose outer half is a small square flanked by two small triangles, set around a cross of bars with a square at the centre.
A centre nine-patch framed by corners of three half-square triangles angled towards the middle, with accent squares at the middle of each edge.
A five-patch of squares and half-square triangles: the outer triangle halves join the edge squares into four arrow shapes that point at the corners, around a centre nine-patch with a contrasting plus.
Eight triangle points around a checkerboard nine-patch centre, with background squares at the corners and at the middle of each edge.
Mostly squares, with one half-square triangle in each corner of the centre nine-patch; the dark triangles and edge squares form a ring around a light plus and a centre square.
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