Next fold along the line between spot number one and three, and repeat all of the above steps. Continue on in this way for each spot.
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If you have multiple pieces for the block, you will need to join them together now.
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First trim around all the block edges, lining the quarter inch line of your ruler up to the edge of the freezer paper. Trim your quarter inch seam.
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Now lay the two pieces right sides together, if you trimmed properly, you should be able to line the top and bottom of the pieces up and have accurate results. Pin the pieces together in the seam allowance.
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Sew right along the edge of the freezer paper. If everything was lined up right, you should also be sewing along the edge of the freezer paper on the bottom.
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