Eight flying-geese units in four pairs; each quarter holds two geese flying the same way, and the quarters turn around the centre like a pinwheel.
Sew the geese into four square pairs, then rotate each pair a quarter turn from the last.
Free quilt patterns made from the Dutchman's Puzzle block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
A four-by-four star: a large centre square, four flying-geese units whose small triangles make eight star points, and plain corner squares.
A large four-patch whose top-left and bottom-right quarters are small four-patches and whose other two quarters are plain squares, so the small checks run corner to corner.
Two tie squares on one diagonal and two background squares whose centre corners are stitched-and-flipped in the tie fabric, so a small square knot forms where they meet.
Sixteen half-square triangles: pairs along each edge make eight star points, the corners are triangles, and the centre four units form a pinwheel.
A four-by-four grid of plain squares and ten half-square triangles whose seams all run the same way; two groups of five dark triangles face each other across the diagonal.
A four-by-four block of squares and half-square triangles: long dark blades spin around a small centre pinwheel, with a square in each corner.
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