UPDATE
This method and downloadable pattern is a bonus block in my Craftsy class
September 9, 2015
Summer Triangle Reruns Part 1
You say Tomato, I say Tomato
Some say Square in a Square, I've always called it Square-on-Point
Whatever you call it, I cut and piece it Simpler. There is no waste other than eight teeny tiny triangles.
Two squares of fabric yield the equivalent of two quilt blocks + eight teeny tiny leftover triangles. For 40 blocks, you'd need 40 squares of fabric. For 100 blocks, you'd need 100 squares of fabric.
The complete and well-illustrated (over 31 photos) block pattern is available in my book Rotary Cutting Revolution The eBook on my publisher's website is preferable to the out-of-print paperback. Better to accurately print its CuttingLines patterns than scanning them.
Make it Simpler,
Anita
Summer Triangle Reruns Part 1
You say Tomato, I say Tomato
Some say Square in a Square, I've always called it Square-on-Point
Whatever you call it, I cut and piece it Simpler. There is no waste other than eight teeny tiny triangles.
Anita
2 comments:
This is flipping brilliant.
flipping Thank You. Go forth and cut :-)
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