judy363905

I am happy to report that it worked. Using information from previously posts under 8 HST at a time. I tried using 4 different squares and one background large square. Wanted 3 inch finished HST. This time I began with an 8 inch background and 4 - 4 inch different squares. Folded the large square in fourths and the smalls diagonally press. Place right side to right side and stitch scant 1/4 in on either side. Rotary cut corner to corner and then horizontal and vertically. Still a faster way, when you need a lot of HST.

This did involve more trimming than using the 7-3/4 in squares, but worth the variation achieved IMO

Judy in Phx, AZ

grannie cheechee

That is great. I'll have to try it that way the next time I make half square triangles.

MadQuilter

What a clever solution.

Nammie to 7

Good job! I'll have to remember this technique!

quilts4charity

Gonna have to remember this...I LIKE!!!!!

sewmom

Sounds good. I have to make these in the not so distant future. Thanks!

coopah

Perfect solution to something I regard as "not fun." Thanks, Judy!

judy363905

You are very welcome, happy some found this to be a good idea. I like finished several at once.

Judy in Phx, AZ

Podunk Princess

Great idea...I'm going to try this!

valleyquiltermo

Love this Thanks for posting the tute.