Lay the half square triangles right sides together- lights and darks are opposite each other
Cut them into 4– 2" strips- make sure you are cutting the correct direction!
Rearrange the order of the 4 strips so they will make a delectable mountain
Stitch the 4 strips together, then stitch both sections together. I've decided not to stitch the two sections together, for every set of two. That will give me more versatility, for the design I want.
Here are a couple of potential layouts. This block is very versatile. Now, I better get back to stitching; I have about eleventy million sets to cut and stitch.
May your bobbins always be full,
So pretty. Looks complicated at first but then after your pics it looks achievable to me
ReplyDeleteThat's so pretty, you picked perfect fabric, the contrast really makes it pop.
ReplyDeleteThat is so clever! thanks so much for illustrating that. :)
ReplyDeleteUna idea estupenda. La pondré en práctica. Gracias!!
ReplyDeleteDe nada.
DeleteI recently made this quilt out of Batiks as a wedding gift for my Grandson this October. Beware of all the seams and don't forget that accuracy counts on the seams on the matching up of these blocks. I enlarged this quilt to make a nice size quilt with borders.
ReplyDeleteYou are unraveling the mystique of quilting for me. I have quilted small tote bags before but never have taken on a full size quilting project. I might try that now! Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comment. Give quilting a try, it's so rewarding.
DeleteSei veramente stupenda ne scegliere i colori nella spiegazione grazie ti suguro tanta felicità ❤️
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