SEPTEMBER
| The pattern is called: SAIL BOAT BLOCK |
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it for free from Adobe Systems
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| B L O C K O F T H E M O N T H |
| PATTERN STORYBOARD |
If you need clarification on this block,
please contact Carolyn Sadler.
please contact Carolyn Sadler.
Bring your completed block to the
Sept 9 program meeting where
we will draw a winner.
Sept 9 program meeting where
we will draw a winner.
You can make the pattern
from 3 1/2" square and
half-sqare triangles, or
(for a easier method) you
can group the colors
(pictured below) and cut
larger pieces. Make the
red boat by sewing blue
magic corners to look like
half-square triangles.
Sew the sail onto one big
block of lt. blue, instead of
the numerous small
squares shown. Cut one
wide pice of water 3 1/2 x
12 1/2". Ask Carolyn
Sadler for exact
instructions. This block is
a lot of fun and quick to
sew. I added a flag to
mine. Good luck,
Deborah Miller
from 3 1/2" square and
half-sqare triangles, or
(for a easier method) you
can group the colors
(pictured below) and cut
larger pieces. Make the
red boat by sewing blue
magic corners to look like
half-square triangles.
Sew the sail onto one big
block of lt. blue, instead of
the numerous small
squares shown. Cut one
wide pice of water 3 1/2 x
12 1/2". Ask Carolyn
Sadler for exact
instructions. This block is
a lot of fun and quick to
sew. I added a flag to
mine. Good luck,
Deborah Miller
Blocks turned in by
members. Deborah Miller
was the winner. Her block
is the one with the yellow
flag.
members. Deborah Miller
was the winner. Her block
is the one with the yellow
flag.
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