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Clue Fourteen: Make 4. General instructions: Read all instructions thoroughly before sewing anything. Use a ¼” seam allowance. Sew your fabrics right sides together. WOF= Width of Fabric. HST= Half Square Triangle. Use the images to ensure correct placement, and directions. If you’re spending too much time with “jack the seam ripper” it might be time to take a break! Fabrics you need: None! Just grab clues 6, 12, and 13. Here is where things are finally going to get interesting. Grab ALL the Clues you have made so far and let’s go! You’re going to sew them into four 36” blocks! Note…. feel free to re-arrange the blocks and sew things together differently than we have. Add sashing between the blocks…. whatever you want, It’s YOUR quilt. Part of this challenge is watching how creative you guys get! Row One: Make four. Clue thirteen, Clue Twelve, Clue Six. Press seams. Row Two: Make four. Clue 12, Clue 13, Clue 12. Press seams. Row Three: Make four. Clue Six, Clue twelve, Clue 13. Press seams. Sew all the rows together and press the seams. TA DA!!!! You will have four. They should resemble the image, and measure 36 ½” square. CC2026 P.I.C. (Partners In Crime) Patterns. All Rights Reserved. So, don’t copy and distribute this pattern. It’s bad quilt karma, and may lead to broken sewing machines, weight gain, and stubborn chin hairs. Why risk it?
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