Old 07-20-2013, 11:13 PM
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bearisgray
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Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
I would do an old thing and draw a 1/4 inch line this will show you exactly where to fit triangles. It also looks as if you have a little stretch on the bias. Do you have some more fabric to cut inside triangE. .
You only need 1/4 inch above point. That seem may need to be a smidgin smaller
I found it very helpful to have the corner seam points marked so I could match them up.

I think I would construct the block into four triangle units, and then put the the triangle units together.
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