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Then sew together two Color 3 2" x
10" and the Color 3 5" x 10" strip, as shown at left, using all SCANT
1/4" seams. Mark and cut apart at the 5" point...
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Now...we piece all the strips! Referring to the
diagram at left for placement, sew the previously made strips together along the sides,
using all SCANT 1/4" seams. Make two of these corner squares... |
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Sew the last two corner units following this left
hand diagram... |
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Now piece the block, by first making two rows, and
then joining the rows. Again, use all SCANT 1/4" seams. Alternate pressing directions
with each addition....on to Page 3! |
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What's with those SCANT
1/4" seams???
Each time we press over
a seam allowance, a teeny bit of fabric is used up in the
fold-over...using a SCANT 1/4" seam (a couple threads less than a
full 1/4") helps to compensate for the block width lost in your
pressing! :o)
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July 27 2000 Marcia Hohn |
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