Eight triangular wedges, each pieced from strips parallel to its outer edge, join into an octagon so the strips read as concentric rings of a web; plain triangles fill the corners.
String-piece the wedges on a foundation or cut them from strip sets with a 45 degree wedge ruler, keeping ring order the same in every wedge.
Free quilt patterns made from the Spider Web block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
A square cut from a strip set of four equal rails; turning alternate blocks a quarter turn in the quilt makes the zigzag fence.
Columns of short horizontal strips stacked like coins, separated by plain vertical sashing; usually made from scraps.
A square split on the diagonal: one half is a plain triangle and the other is pieced from narrow stripes running parallel to the diagonal.
Four square units of three parallel rails, turned alternately horizontal and vertical so the rails zigzag across the quilt.
Four flying geese flying nose to tail along a row: each is a large goose triangle between two small sky triangles, and each goose's point touches the base of the next.
A nine patch with square-in-a-square corners, two-strip side units and a plain centre; the on-point corner squares and outer strips form a light ring around a dark cross.
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