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Split Rail Fence -
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Sew two units as shown
at left, comprised of three rail strips and two two color strips
each... |
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Join the four units
into rows, and then sew the rows together to make the block
:o) |
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The quilt, as shown
here, is just four blocks by five, with rail colored strips as a
border, and Color 3 binding....this would make a wonderful man's
quilt!
Happy
Quilting All!
Marcia
:o)
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Here's
one that Barb made!
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Color
1 |
Color 1 needs: one 1- 1/2" x
45" strip |
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Color
2 |
Color 2 needs: one 3" x 27-
1/2" strip |
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Color
3 |
Color 3 needs: one 1- 1/2" x
30" strip |
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Jan 29 2001 MHohn |

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