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Tennessee Waltz DVD

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Share the dance floor with Eleanor as she shows how to create the illusion of curves using the "54-40 or Fight" block combined with a simple Snowball block. Don't worry if you can't dance! The blocks go together perfectly when using the Triangle in a Square Ruler. Quilt in a Day methods will have you waltzing around your sewing room in no time!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie S. ★★★★★

The "54-40 or Fight" block method is so clever—Eleanor makes the curve illusion feel achievable even for a beginner like me. I watched the snowball part twice just to admire how neatly it comes together, and my finished block actually looks like something.

Carter L. ★★★★★

Finally, someone who explains the Snowball block clearly enough for a beginner like me to follow without getting lost. The way Eleanor breaks down the "54-40 or Fight" combination really helped me visualize creating those curved illusions on my quilt top.

Benjamin ★★★★★

The "54-40 or Fight" block tutorial finally clicked for me—Eleanor’s pacing is perfect, and the Snowball combo makes the illusion of curves so much clearer than any written pattern I’ve tried. I’ve already rewatched the dance-floor demo twice just to catch every detail.