Hello, friends! Today I’m sharing the A Quilting Life Block of the Month July 2025. This month’s block has a darling churn dash center included. Keep reading for all of the details and be sure to watch the video as it contains some new information for the sashing/setting of the blocks.
A Quilting Life Block of the Month July 2025
July Block of the Month Details
I love a good churn dash block, and this month’s block contains a fun and scrappy churn dash center! I made the red and pink block for my large block center and a scrappy navy version for my table runner. The churn dash block is one that even a beginner can make with ease, and it adds a fun touch to the quilt. Simple half-square triangles and strip piecing make this a block you’ll want to use over and over.
Block of the Month Resources + Video
Watch this month’s Block of the Month video above or view it on our YouTube Channel here. And also find the Block of the Month resources below if you are just joining in or need links to the previous month’s posts
- January Block Post (also find fabric requirements and the monthly block release schedule here)
- February Block Post
- March Block Post
- April Block Post
- May Block Post
- June Block Post
- Block of the Month Archives
Next Month’s Block
Thanks so much for stopping by for the A Quilting Life Block of the Month July 2025 post. Be sure to stop by on Monday, August 4th for the next block for the 2025 sew along.
Happy quilting!
Joyce Carter says
Thank you so much Sherri.
Ruth says
Thank you for sharing. I love your BOM blocks and videos. Wishing you good health and a happy day.
Juanita Mazerac says
I am really enjoying these blocks every month. Thank you for your time in designing which blocks you present to us each month.
Wendy says
I’m really enjoying making these blocks each month with such pretty fabric & I look forward to the first Monday every month. July was hard to wait another week since June 30th was on a Monday! Thank you Sherri! Beautiful quilt ~!!
Dee says
I watched your video this morning and saw you added the border around the blocks, it’s very nice. However I am not going to be using it. I joined my first six months together, and I like the drama of the log cabin strips. My quilt is actually a revamp of a quilt I started for sister in law and brother as a wedding gift. A UFO! I only kept 1 fabric from the original quilt. I can’t wait to get it finished. I’ve been using your suggestion of 30 minutes a day to sew on projects. Very helpful!
Patricia Lis says
I’m new to quilting. Just begging but it’s so great to quilt
Linda J Andersen says
Hi Sherry! I’m late to the party but going to start now and want to cut log cabin pieces ahead of time. I’m doing the medium size.
Requirements say a Jelly roll and a layer cake, plus more lights? I am confused about those quantities. I also saw in your 1st video that a fat eighth would be enough for the log cabins and the center block.
Which fabrics get cut from which bundles?
Sorry for my confusion! Please help and thanks so much for doing this!
Anne says
Just can’t go wrong with a Churn Dash!
I was catching up with your past blog posts. One thing that jumped off the page on the June 27 post about productivity: you confess to being a messy quilter. I had assumed that your room looked just like it is in all your posts, sweet and tidy. I also belong to the messy quilters club.