Another block with teenie pieces. What is it with row A?
Foundation pieced.
Print or trace the block diagram onto foundation paper, number and cut out as in the photo.
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Foundation piece all the numbered sections and trim their seam allowances to 1/4". Cut the unnumbered triangles out of fabric, remembering to add 1/4" seam allowance to them as well. I ironed them onto freezer paper to stabilize them and make it easier to cut the seam allowance.
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Assemble the 3-section side strips.
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Sew them to the center strip.
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Sew on the side triangles one by one, following the diagram.
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I hate row A. Not really, but it is starting to feel that way.
ReplyDeleteI know! Row A is crazy! Thank goodness not all the rows are like this.
ReplyDeleteWell Zonnah, we pretty much followed each other through the whole Blogger quilt festival. So I thought I would pop in and say "HI!".
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice block. It looks really fussy to make, but the end result is really worth all the effort.
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving a comment on my Blog.
There is certainly a lot of inspiration to be found looking at other people's work from the Blogger Quilt Festival.
Oh, tiny pieces again, IIK;) I'm just in the middle of struggling with A11. ... and I was planning to make it twice... the other for my BlueJane.. Will I survive???
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the help I'm on a11 neede you for A10 but finally made it. Does this get easier?
ReplyDeletethanks again