Speaking of late, I haven't forgotten about the "first three rows" drawing. My mom's visiting for 5 weeks and everything's a little muddled around here. Very soon, I promise.
OK, here we go. Simple foundation piecing.
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 the seam allowances to 1/4".
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Complete the small corner squares by sewing the small rectangular sections together in pairs, resulting in two larger squares.
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Referring to the diagram sew the four larger squares together in pairs.
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Sew the resulting rectangular sections together.
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my god, your points are perfect.
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed!
Cheers,
Christine
http://cuttingedgequilt.blogspot.com/
Beautiful! Thank you
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