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    Old 03-22-2020, 06:43 AM
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    Thank you for the tutorial. This would be fun to use up so many of my scraps.
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    Old 04-25-2021, 07:01 AM
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    Default Candy valentine quilt

    Originally Posted by JENNR8R
    This tutorial will show you how I made the 12" finished Valentine Candy Block from this thread: Valentine Candy

    28 - 2.5" squares in different fabrics
    4 - 3.0" squares in different fabrics
    4 - 3.0" squares of background fabric
    1 - 4.5" square of background fabric

    Draw a grid on foamcore board as shown and use for placement of the fabrics... Pictures 1 and 2

    Make four half-square triangles using a 3.0" square of a scrap fabric and a 3.0" square of background fabric. Picture 3 shows the method I used. This will give you two identical half-square triangles that are 2.5" unfinished. I make sure that those two identical half-square triangles are put into two different blocks so there will be no repeat fabrics in the block.

    Sew the 2.5" squares together in rows, then sew the rows together as shown on the placement board. TIP: Take a cellphone photo of your layout before you start to sew. Refer to the photo when sewing the squares together in case they get out of order.

    The unfinished block should measure 12.5"

    I hope you enjoy this block and will post a picture of a quilt that you make using these directions. I'm currently working on another quilt with a different layout that uses four of these blocks. I'll post a picture when I finish it.
    hi. i was wondering if you have directions as to how to set these blicks in the quilt?
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    Old 04-25-2021, 09:11 AM
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    This is something I may try in the very near future. Beautiful quilt block and a beautiful finished quilt.
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    Old 04-25-2021, 09:51 AM
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    Originally Posted by yalford
    Hi. I was wondering if you have directions as to how to set these blocks in the quilt?
    Attached is a picture of the blocks as I was putting them together. I hope this is helpful. Also, here is a tutorial on how to figure out the setting triangles: Setting Quilts on Point - the easy way!
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