This one is really cute.
Foundation pieced. If this was a bigger blog I would definitely piece it traditionally but because of the size I went with FP again.
Print or trace the block diagram onto foundation paper. Number and cut out as in the photo.

Foundation piece all the numbered sections and trim the seam allowances to ¼". Cut the unnumbered pieces out of fabric leaving a ¼" seam allowance as well.

Sew together the center section.

Attach the side triangles.

Sew on the side strips log cabin style following the diagram.

So cute!
It is indeed very cute! I love how you used the stripes in this one too-- it looks great! :)
ReplyDeleteYour fabric is incredible!
ReplyDeletelove the stripes!
ReplyDeleteThanks.........and thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteciao ciao
A fun block that I might use in other projects. I really like how you cut the green fabric. The block looks great.
ReplyDelete-Kari