I like it best without doing the last step to make it an Arrowhead block, lol, so I may play with that idea. Also wondering how it would look if all four blocks were different, but co-ordinating. Another idea to play with! Thanks for the tute!...

I like to encourage others to play with their blocks and see what else they can come up with. Never limit yourself to just a pattern and have fun with it.

Yes, I agree, love thinking, & playing, outside the box, with any of these quilting ideas! Will post pics when I do, thanks!

Awesome! Thanks so very much I truly appreciate it. Looks like great fun!! Would be a great way to use up my stash!! Your step by step instructions are very helpful.

Carrie, thanks so much for your detailed explanations. Like this variation on the DP4. Another way to use the stash.

What a great idea to make a miniature quilt.

A note: had to add the "2" on the end of my name. was going through 'withdrawal' could not make comments or play those word games.

I thought something was different with your name. Any idea what happened?

this is one of my favorite blocks.
I just learn an easier way to do it.
I just do not know how to get it viewed.
it is in a book called Rotary Cutting Revolution.
it is by Anita Grossman Solomon.
it shows new one steip cutting of 8 blocks.
i guess i can mail you a copy if you want.
survivor

There is a new tut on the board for a different way to do it too. I saw it a couple of days ago.

What size is the first ruler you used ?

I used a 2in and a 4 1/2in rulers.