Take the FINISHED size of the square you want and add 7/8 of an inch.
example:
for a finished size 2 inch square you will cut your fabric 2 7/8" x 2 7/8"
for a finished size 3 inch square you will cut your fabric 3 7/8" x 3 7/8"
for a finished size 4 inch square you will cut your fabric 4 7/8" x 4 7/8"
And so on, either make you freezer paper pattern or up with a rotary cutter and ruler.
I've used a 3 inch FINISHED Square cut 3 7/8" x 3 7/8"
A light and a dark.
On the Wrong side of the light fabric draw a line from corner to corner.
Turn and do the same thing on the other side.
(when I have many to sew, I do chain piecing, one right after another, not stopping the machine until all finished and then turn and do the other side)
If NEW do them one at a time.
Cut on the drawn Cutting line.
Open them up and 2 triangles
This is your finished triangle
GIVE IT A TRY.... IT'S NOT HARD.
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A light and a dark.
On the Wrong side of the light fabric draw a line from corner to corner.
This is the cutting line NOT sewing line
On your sewing machine sew a straight seam, 1/4" from the line.
Turn and do the same thing on the other side.(when I have many to sew, I do chain piecing, one right after another, not stopping the machine until all finished and then turn and do the other side)
If NEW do them one at a time.
Cut on the drawn Cutting line.
You have 2 triangles
Open them up and 2 triangles
Press your seam to the dark fabric and trim the end tail off.
This is your finished triangle
GIVE IT A TRY.... IT'S NOT HARD.
I recently posted a block on Facebook and there was a lot of take about points.
Here's how I do it.
Pieced together a triangle to a block
Added this as a strip to another piece. Pin as much as you need, check as you pin to make sure
you have the 1/4 seam allowance.
On this seam I had to move the needle in just 2 threads to make the point perfect.
Press the fabric
The point. bethanndoing.com
and Little Quilt Ladies Quilt Patterns
It's about time you took time for yourself! You do so much for us you deserve it! I love all the blocks you do.....I have started on your weekly blocks. I made little "kits" for each block and will sew them right along with my regular work.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being you and for all you do. Also I purchased the first 3 quilting ladies books and have enjoyed them very much.
Happy quilting
Joyce
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