AUGUST 2018 BOM WIND AND WAVES From each fabric - Cream, Med blue, and Dark blue cut the following: (Piece A) One 7” square, cut diagonally once (Piece B) One 5” square, cut diagonally once

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SHOO FLY – 9” block Think Summer – bright, happy colors (#1) with light background (#2). Fabric #1: Cut (1) 3 ½” square AND (2) 4” squares Fabric #2: Cut (4) 3 ½” squares AND (2) 4” squares – draw diago

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For the latest Modern Block – month of April…try this hint from Barbara Weiss. When making the half square triangles, use 2 1/2" thangles. I cut them in half on the solid line between sections to accommodate using ma

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Cut a large square any size fabric • no long cuts • no special ruler selvages Cut a strip

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Winter Wandering block 3 By Gail Pan All measurements include seam allowances of .75cm or ¼” Cut the centre square 20cm x 20cm (8” x 8”) Applique the bottom grass using your preferred method. Trace and stitch the

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Quiltmaker Quiltmaker.com/bittyblocks Please note: These half-square triangles are cut oversized and then trimmed them down for perfect accuracy on these small patches. If you prefer to make them to the exact size, use y

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Mountain Stars Block Party for Quilts of Valor for September 2014 Adapted from ROCK CANDY by Terry Atkinson 1998 Finished block is 8 inches square Cut 2 ½ inch wide strips of blue, red, white and a light print. Then for

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Quilter’s Alphabet Block of the Month 13th Block The 13th block in this series is the Monkey Wrench block. Cutting Instructions: Red Check: Cut 1 – 3 7/8” Square, Cut Once on the Diagonal

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Quilter’s Alphabet Block of the Month 19th Block The 19th block in this series is the Shoo Fly block. Cutting Instructions: Red Check: Cut 1 – 2 ½” Square

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Thangles are a method of paper piecing half-square-triangle blocks (HSTs) using same sized straight grain strips. For example, if you want a 3" finished HST, you cut 3 1/2" strips of your two fabrics. No confusing math,

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