Four quarters turned around the centre; each is split on the diagonal into a large plain triangle and a pieced triangle whose mid-size triangle is edged with small sawtooth triangles.
Drawn on an eight-by-eight grid (1.5 in units at 12 in). Sew the sawtooth strips, add them to the mid-size triangle, then join the large triangle.
Free quilt patterns made from the Kansas Troubles block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
Sixteen half-square triangles: a square on point in the centre, framed by triangles, with two sets of geese chasing each other around the edges in a pinwheel.
A four-by-four grid with a chain of dark squares from one corner to the opposite corner, crossed by pairs of dark half-square triangles near the other two corners; a four-patch sits in the middle.
Sixteen half-square triangles: pairs along each edge make eight star points, the corners are triangles, and the centre four units form a pinwheel.
Two large half-square triangles meet at the centre on one diagonal; the other two quarters each hold a square, a background square and two small triangles.
Two large triangles meet at the centre along one diagonal, each with a small triangle tucked into its corner; the other two quarters hold pairs of small triangles facing each other across the other diagonal.
Two large half-square triangles and two four-patches; the dark squares line up into a diagonal chain from corner to corner, framed by the light halves of the triangles.
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