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Now sew another Color 2 9-1/2" x 2"
strip between those units, again leaving the ends long. Repeat this with the other units
like this. Using an acrylic square, square these units off now, to be a 6-1/2"
square. Be sure to have the whole thing centered!... |
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Piece the block, by sewing together vertical rows,
alternating pressing directions with each addition. Then sew together the horizontal rows,
again alternating pressing directions. Finis! :o) |
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This quilt is a simple block to block construction,
with a narrow Color 2 border, and a binding in Color 1. BUT...as soon as I was putting
this together, all sorts of other thoughts came to mind! First of
all...it looks so much
like Stained Glass! So...keep scrolling... |
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Here, I added one more color, and alternated
blocks...
...on to Page
3!
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July 5 2000 Marcia Hohn |

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Traditional Block |
pattern from http://www.quilterscache.com |
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