Block #34- Flock. I thought I would do an easy one before we get to wild goose chase and Judy comes unglued!
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Cutting:
2 light and 2 dark triangles that finish at 3" (3 1/2" cut with the easy angle)
8 light and 8 dark triangles that finish at 1 1/2" (2" strip cut with the easy angle)
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Join the pairs of lights and darks together to make the half squares. Square the little guys up to 2" (if you need to) and the big guys up to 3 1/2" (if you need to). I pressed all pieces toward the dark. You may wish to press the small triangles open. Join the small triangles in pairs and then a 4 patch. These should measure 3 1/2"
Join the 4 units measuring 3 1/2" to make a 6 1/2" completed block. See that little crease at the bottom? Yes....I sewed it together wrong the first time and had to un-sew it. It happens to me too quite frequently.
Have fun and don't stress too much.
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