I am looking for a way to make quarter square triangles without making the half square triangles and matching them together. I found something on here a few days ago, thought I had bookmarked it, but can't find it. As I recall there were lines drawn on the back of the square but there was some offset. I've tried search, tutorials, and Google. I hope I wasn't just dreaming. Can anyone help me locate it?

i remember something but cant find it either

You make two squares say 1 1/2" larger than the finished size (there is a formulae. You draw an X on one of them and sew 1/4" on sides of the lines. cut apart But you still have to sew two triangles together.

I think Missouri Quilt has a tute on youtube I watched it today. Hope it is what you are looking for

You can sew two fabrics together right sides facing each other, sew all the way around the square (all 4 sides) and then cut it into a triangle and then into little triangles. Thats what I did and I have a ton of those little things now.

Try this.
http://marinandcolusa.blogspot.com/2...angles_10.html

I like this method. Starching your fabric would really help for this.

http://sentimentalstitches.net/instr...are-triangles/

here is another
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UnU-...eature=related