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    Small Blocks, Big Designs: Bonus: Cutting for six 12" blocks
    Small Blocks, Big Designs: Bonus: Cutting for six 12" blocks
    Small Blocks, Big Designs: Bonus: Cutting for six 12" blocks
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    Small Blocks, Big Designs: Bonus: Cutting for six 12" blocks

    By Annie's

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    About this ebook

    This is sure to be your go-to book for block designs. It includes patterns for both 6" and 12" block designs along with matching projects.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnnies
    Release dateNov 1, 2022
    ISBN9781640255722
    Small Blocks, Big Designs: Bonus: Cutting for six 12" blocks

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      Small Blocks, Big Designs - Annie's

      Thread-y to Sew

      Keep these thread colors or try different color combinations for a nice addition to your sewing room or to gift to a fellow quilter.

      Design by Cassie Harms; Pieced by TeriAnn Harms & Cassie Harms

      Quilted by TeriAnn Harms

      Skill Level

      Confident Beginner

      Finished Sizes

      Quilt Size: 32 × 38

      Block Size: 6 × 6

      Number of Blocks: 20

      Spool 6 × 6 Finished Block Make 10

      Hourglass 6 × 6 Finished Block Make 10

      Materials

      •⅛ yard medium green plaid*

      •¼ yard lime green tonal*

      •⅓ yard purple tonal*

      •½ yard mottled green*

      •¾ yard medium blue tonal*

      •⅞ yard cream tonal*

      •1 yard royal blue tonal*

      •1½ yards backing fabric*

      •40 × 46 batting*

      •Thread

      •Basic sewing tools and supplies

      *Bold Beautiful Basics from Northcott Fabrics; Warm & Natural batting from The Warm Company used to make sample. EQ8 was used to design this quilt.

      Project Notes

      Read all instructions before beginning this project.

      Stitch right sides together using a ¼" seam allowance unless otherwise specified.

      Arrows indicate directions to press seams.

      Materials and cutting lists assume 40" of usable fabric width for yardage.

      Refer to photo for placement of appliqués and embellishments.

      WOF – width of fabric

      HST – half-square triangle

      QST – quarter-square triangle

      Here’s a Tip

      Use chalk or a fabric-marking pen that contrasts with fabric so it is easy to follow drawn line when you’re working under the needle.

      Cutting

      From medium green plaid cut:

      •20 (2") A squares

      From lime green tonal cut:

      •5 (5½") B squares

      From purple tonal cut:

      •3 (5½") C squares

      •5 (4½") K squares

      •20 (2") H squares

      From mottled green cut:

      •3 (5½") E squares

      •2 (1½ × 32½) N strips

      •2 (1½ × 24½) M strips

      From medium blue tonal cut:

      •3 (5½") D squares

      •40 (2 × 3½) J squares

      •20 (2") I squares

      •4 (1¾" × WOF) binding strips

      From cream tonal cut:

      •14 (5½") F squares

      •120 (2") G squares

      From royal blue tonal cut:

      •5 (4½") L squares

      •2 (3½ × 38½) P strips

      •2 (3½ × 26½) O strips

      •4 (1½" × WOF) binding strips

      Here’s a Tip

      Pin, pin, pin! I am a fan of pinning seams regardless of the size of a block. It gives you more control as the layers go together throughout the piecing process.

      Completing the Blocks

      1. Draw two diagonal lines from corner to corner on the wrong side of one F square. Place right sides together with one C square and stitch a scant ¼" seam on both sides of each drawn line. Cut the squares in half vertically and horizontally, and cut on diagonal lines to make eight C-F units (Figure 1). Trim to measure 2" square. Make 20 C-F units.

      Figure 1

      2. In the same way, make 20 D-F units, 20 E-F units and 40 B-F units (Figure 2).

      Figure 2

      3. Lay out one C-F unit, two B-F units and one A square into two rows of two (Figure 3). Sew into rows and join the rows to make a quarter block unit #1. Make 20.

      Figure 3

      4. Lay out one E-F unit, one D-F unit and two G squares into two rows of two (Figure 4). Sew into rows and join the rows to make a quarter block unit

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