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    Super Member citruscountyquilter's Avatar
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    Here is a site that uses templates that are a free download. This should give an idea as to what sizes to make your pieces using the mentioned method.

    http://www.jinnybeyer.com/quilting-w...fm?blockid=207

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    Awesome! Would like measurement too please!
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    I looked at the squares on the cutting board, and it looks like the strips are 2" x 5" . . . I'm going to go try it and see if it works :-)

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    Great job, if you study the photos and follow the pictures as if you are assembling the 4 squares and the sewing the 4 squares into the one makes it so easy! Thanks
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    Sure would like to ear f that worked o not.


    Quote Originally Posted by midwestmarykay View Post
    I looked at the squares on the cutting board, and it looks like the strips are 2" x 5" . . . I'm going to go try it and see if it works :-)

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    From the pictures, it looks like each white rectangle and each red rectangle is 2" x 5". I think the triangles are 6"? Then it looks like she trims these blocks down to 6 1/2", and once 4 are sewn together, it forms a 12 1/2" unfinished (12" finished) block.
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    Sorry I used these as pictures in a workshop. I ask what they see in the picture , a wrong line would b e for them to find as all quilters can do the diagonal join.
    I also try to not say this is the correct and only way
    Widths 2" by 6 " for rectangles
    The large triangle was a square halved .
    I did make al. Pieces much larger for mistakes and to change sizes.

    Look at the cutting board and the inch marking lines.
    Thank you all for the comments.
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    The star is beautiful, but am having hard time with tutorial.

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    That looks a lot like Deb Tucker's method, without her ruler. Which I have and have never used.
    Cindy B from MA

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    WOW, Thank you for this tut. When I looked at your pictures, I thought, Now why didn't I think of that. Again thank you. I can't wait to get started with this block.
    gmacindy

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