Just helping one member.

#1 all pieces laid out

2, align edge of triangle along square, corners of triange will overlap. Stitch

3 Press to one side

Great tutorial, thank you :D:D:D

Thanks, Just helping a fellow quilter make a block that she was confused about. I thought it would be easier to do it this way than send photos via email, which would each have to be opened, downloaded, etc.

Thanks for sharing.
I've bookmarded it.

you made it look very easy thanks

A great tute for new and old quilters! Thanks.

thanks! I was scratching my head over that one also!

everyone can be a pro putting these units together thanks to your tute

Thanks!

That's super nice of you to make this tute for your quilting friend! Great job!

Thanks for the tut. You helped me also. :lol:

Thanks for your tutorial. I hope you don't mind if I print it off for my notebook.

Thanks everyone. Use, review, print as much as you like.

What block was this for? Thanks

Great Tut. Thank you for sharing.

May be for Martha.....but I sure did learned from this. Thanks!!

Also can do it this way - I hate working with triangles and try to make as few as possible.

I just make the Square in Square center slightly larger than needed and trim down. By cutting the triangles as shown, your finished corner has no bias edge.

Thanks for sharing.

Great tute!!

That's a great tutorial - thanks for sharing!

Thanks very much for the tute.

Thanks for helping More Than One!
That really makes it look easy. I'm going to try it! You've given me courage.

Great Tut, thanks looks so easy this way

This is probably a dumb question, but is there a way to determine what size to cut the larger square so that when you cut it on the diagonal, it fits the smaller square. For instance, if you are working with a 3-1/2 inch square, what size would you cut the other square so that the half squares would be the right size?

Thank you so much for the pictures and tutorial. :-D

Thanks, Jenny! My name's not Martha but that won't keep me from using this. Great tute!

That's a keeper for sure, thank you.

What a good idea. Thanks for sharing!

great tute, thanks for sharing, pictures are always easier to understand

Great job. I find it very helpful and easy to understand.

Clever. Thank you!!!