ann clare

Part 1

Step 1: Join 2 white 8"squares and 2 dark squares to make a 4 patch as in photo.

Step 2: Fold block in half with right sides together. Machine stitch along short edges.

Step 3: Bring the stitched sides together as in photo making sure the centre seams match.

ann clare

Step 4: Stitch this seam leaving an opening of 3" to 4" for turning. Trim 4 corners.

Step 5:Turn the block inside out through the opening. Push the corners out and press. Measure the block from edge to edge. Mine is 10 1/2". This is the size of the batting.

Step 6: Carefully insert the folded batting square through the opening. A pencil should help smooth out the batting making sure it goes to the edges. Stitch the opening closed.

ann clare

Step 7: Hand or machine quilt the square with lines that are parallel to the seams of the triangle. I use 1" masking tape as a guide. Do a few squares.

Step 8: Lay out your squares rotating blocks so that a white
triangle touches a dark triangle. Whip stitch two blocks together.

You do not have to use white/cream fabric. You can use up your scraps using darks and lights.

fabric-holic

I love quilt as you go.
I use it as much as possible.
Thanks for the tute.

carol45

That looks great!
It's amazing how many new things I learn from this list.
Thanks so much!

sharon b

Thank you for posting .. you make it seem so simple :thumbup:

amma

Thank you for this tute :D:D:D

k3n

That's a nifty idea! Like a cross between Cathedral Windows and QAYG; I might try it one day! Thanks very much for the tute!

jeanmezera

how do you attatch them all together?

quilter64779

That is my question to how do you attach them together. I love quilt as you go no tugging the other way.