Old 09-12-2012, 03:10 PM
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Step Seven: Iron them all to the dark side, don't forget to set your seam or the QP might show up!
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Step Eight: Square up your blocks. To be honest I skipped this step when I made the black and white quilt .... but it came out fine and my seams matched up perfectly. For the squares I don't suggest skipping it because of possible shifting. I squared down to 4 in. with mine but that's because I don't like the pinked edges. They could have easily been 4.5 when squared down so the size is up to you .
[ATTACH=CONFIG]362360[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]362361[/ATTACH] Now that that's out of the way, here is the fun part!!!

Step Nine: Pick 4 of your favorite squares to begin with.
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Now Put them together creating your middle diamond
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Step Ten: Next we make our next set of points. Just put the light sides creating a triangle above the dark point.
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Now do that on all 4 points
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Do you see how our pattern just kind of shows up? Easy Peasy!

Step Eleven: Now we fill in those corners, the easiest trick I know of is to remember we are making straight lines so we match up our dark sides and let it make itself.
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Step Twelve: Now we put dark points on top of our light ones, we'll go ahead and do all 4 since it's just a repeat of step ten.
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