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that's a triangle in a square block. You need a tri recs ruler set, not a 60 degree ruler. The set comes with instructions on cutting the pieces from strips, resulting in a square patch on the straight of grain, however, there's no way to avoid a bias seam on the triangle part.
Here's a good video:
http://www.connectingthreads.com/tut...ideo__D26.html
Here's a good video:
http://www.connectingthreads.com/tut...ideo__D26.html
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You CAN 'snowball' a block section like this, but the shape you use is more like a kite than a true square.
The graphic below, drawn for another project, may give you some ideas of how to do this.
Jan in VA
The graphic below, drawn for another project, may give you some ideas of how to do this.
Jan in VA
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Side triangles: 90 degree corners, the other two angles are approximately 26.565 and 63.435 degrees.
Center triangle: The angles are approximately: 63.435, 63.435, and 52.870 degrees.
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