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This makes a 12" block and is paper pieced! Please abide by the Terms and Conditions of use! :o) Fat Quarters will be plenty! |
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The first thing that I would recommend that you do, is go to the Practice Paper Piecing Page. When you feel comfy with paper piecing, come on back and try a Rhode Island Block! You will need to print out one copy of the template A and B and C pages per block you want to make on very lightweight paper. You will also need to cut four 4-1/2" squares of back ground fabric! |
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Once your units are paper pieced, make four units as shown at left... |
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Join the remaining paper pieced units as shown at left to make the block's center... |
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...and using the units you just made, plus the four background squares, make three rows, pressing rows in alternate directions. Sew the rows together, and there's block one! :o) |
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Traditional Block |
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August 13 2002 Marcia Hohn
