Fig 2 DarkMake 1 per quarter-blockchainrow
Fig 3 Dark5insquarechainunfinishedquarter-block
Make 154
Fig 5 LightMake 1 per quarter-blockchainrow
Fig 6 Light5insquarechainunfinishedquarter-block
Make 156
Fig 7 Carolina 9 in square unfinishedChainblock
Make 72
Makingthe chain
quarter-blocks
5
Sewa dark2insquaretoa light
2inx 3 inrectangle(Fig 1 ). Press.
Make two (2) rows.
6
Sewa dark2insquarebetweentwo
(2)light2insquares(Fig 2 ). Press.
Make one (1) row.
7
Arrangeandsewtherowof
squaresbetweenthetworowswith
rectangles,matchingtheseamsto
make the quarter-block(Fig 3 ). Press.
8
Repeatthestepstomakeone-
hundred-fifty-four(154)dark
chain quarter-blocks. You’ll use
one-hundred-forty-four(144)forthe
largerblocks;reserveten(10) for the
pieced setting triangles.
9
Repeatthestepsforthedarkchain
quarter-blocks,reversingthe
valueplacementsothatthequarter-
blockshavelightchains and dark
backg unds:
10
Sewa light2insquaretoa dark
2inx 3 inrectangletomakea
blockrow(Fig 4 ). Press. Make two
(2) rows.
11
Sewa light2insquarebetween
two(2)dark2insquares(Fig 5 ).
Press. Make one (1) row.
12
Arrangeandsewtherowof
squares between the two rows
Fig 4 LightMake 2 per quarter-blockchainrow
withrectangles,matchingseamsto
make the quarter-block(Fig 6 ). Press.
13
Repeatthestepstomakeone-
hundred-fifty-six(156)light
chainquarter-blocks.You’lluseone-
hundred-forty-four(144)forthelarge
blocks;reservetwelve(12)for the
pieced setting triangles.
TECHNICALTIP
Eachblockquadrantrequires
onlytwofabricsintwoshapes
asa set.Bonnieworkedwith
2instrips,stackingthem
fourlayershightocutthe
piecesneededforeach
block unit quickly.