Cut two 3-1/2" strips. From strips cut eighteen 3-1/2" squares. Cut these eighteen squares diagonally in half to form thirty six half-square triangles. Cornerstone Squares: (16 total used for wall hanging) Baggie #2 – From the Dark Fabric Cut one 2" strip- Cut this strip into sixteen 2" squares. Cut two 3" strips. Cut these strips into thirty two 3" squares. Cut these thirty two squares diagonally in half to form sixty four half-square triangles. (If you don't have enough fabric, use the remainder of the 4" strip from the Sashing Rectangle to make up the difference.) From the Light Fabric Cut two 2" strips. Cut these strips into thirty two 2" squares. Cut these 32 squares diagonally in half to form sixty four half square triangles. Sashing Rectangles: (24 total used for wall hanging) Baggie #3 – From the Dark Fabric Cut five 4" strips. Cut these strips into twenty-four 4"x7" rectangles. From the Light Fabric Cut 3" strips. Cut these strips into 3"x5" rectangles. Cut these forty six forty eight eight rectangles diagonally in half to form "uneven" or asymmetrical ninety six triangles. Note: Since these triangles are ''uneven " they have a definite direction in the block. It is important that you make sure that you pair your rectangles either wrong or right sides together before cutting them in half diagonally. An easy way to do This is by making sure your strips are folded in half before cutting the rectangles. Quilt Top Assembly 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Since this wall hanging is square, it's easier to visualize it in seven vertical rows. Now is the time to re-attach your 1/4" foot. All seams are sewn with a 1/4" seam allowance. Row 1
Cut two 3-1/2" strips. From strips cut eighteen 3-1/2" squares. Cut these eighteen squares diagonally in half to form thirty six half-square triangles. Cornerstone Squares: (16 total used for wall hanging) – Baggie #2 From the Dark Fabric Cut one 2" strip- Cut this strip into sixteen 2" squares. Cut two 3" strips. Cut these strips into thirty two 3" squares. Cut these thirty two squares diagonally in half to form sixty four half-square triangles. (If you don't have enough fabric, use the remainder of the 4" strip from the Sashing Rectangle to make up the difference.) From the Light Fabric Cut two 2" strips. Cut these strips into thirty two 2" squares. Cut these 32 squares diagonally in half to form sixty four half square triangles. Sashing Rectangles: (24 total used for wall hanging) – Baggie #3 From the Dark Fabric Cut five 4" strips. Cut these strips into twenty-four 4"x7" rectangles. From the Light Fabric Cut six 3" strips. Cut these strips into forty eight 3"x5" rectangles. Cut these forty eight rectangles diagonally in half to form ninety six "uneven" or asymmetrical triangles. Note: Since these triangles are ''uneven " they have a definite direction in the block. It is important that you make sure that you pair your rectangles either wrong or right sides together before cutting them in half diagonally. An easy way to do This is by making sure your strips are folded in half before cutting the rectangles. Quilt Top Assembly 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Since this wall hanging is square, it's easier to visualize it in seven vertical rows. Now is the time to re-attach your 1/4" foot. All seams are sewn with a 1/4" seam allowance. Row 1
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