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October 2022
Apple Picking
September 2022
Barn Quilts
June 2022
JUST SPOOLING AROUND
(Adapted from a Edyta Sitar block)
8.5 X 10.5 unfinished
April 2022
Beam Me Up Scottie
Borrowed from Sandy Metzger
March 2022
Found on Pinterest
February 2022
Be My Valentine Heart Block
January 2022
BUTTERCREAM TWIST
December 2021
Trees, Trees, Trees
November 2021
Half Squares and a Red Square
October 2021
Applique Sewing Machine
June 2021
PINS AND PAWS
by MSQC
May 2021
My Scrappy Little House Block
Kay Parkhouse
April 2021
COUNTING SHEEP
Design by Irene Berry
March 2021
Canning Jars
January 2021
Funky Chicken
December 2020
A Christmas Package
November 2020
Disappearing Pinwheel #5
September 2020
Jenny Doan’s
Disappearing Hourglass #2
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| FINISHED BLOCK SIZE - 9 X 9 |
| Fabric required - Body - One 9.5 x 7.5 rectangle Background - Four 2.5 x 2.5 squares One 9.5 x 2.5 rectangle Head - One 5 x 6 rectangle Legs - Four 3 inch pieces of ribbon (1/4 to 1/2 inch) |
| Use a 1/4 inch for all seams. Place the four background squares in the four corners of the large rectangle. Draw a diagonal line, pay attention to the direction of the lines, stitch and trim. |
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| Measure in 2.5 on both sides of the 9.5 x 2.5 rectangle. Place the four legs inside this area. Arrange the legs randomly between the measurements. They will hang over both edges of the rectangle.. Sew them into place then trim the legs even with the edges. |
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| Trace the head template onto your 5 x 6 rectangle. You can put a 1/4 inch border around and turn the edges or use whatever applique method you prefer. The head can be randomly placed. Sew/applique the head onto the sheep body. |
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| Sew the large and small rectangles together. One adorable sheep is ready and waiting for the rest of her flock. |
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April 2021
COUNTING SHEEP
Design by Irene Berry
Design by Irene Berry
| FINISHED BLOCK SIZE - 9 X 9 | |
| Fabric required - Body - One 9.5 x 7.5 rectangle Background - Four 2.5 x 2.5 squares One 9.5 x 2.5 rectangle Head - One 5 x 6 rectangle Legs - Four 3 inch pieces of ribbon (1/4 to 1/2 inch) |
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| Use a 1/4 inch for all seams. Place the four background squares in the four corners of the large rectangle. Draw a diagonal line, pay attention to the direction of the lines, stitch and trim. | |
| Measure in 2.5 on both sides of the 9.5 x 2.5 rectangle. Place the four legs inside this area. Arrange the legs randomly between the measurements. They will hang over both edges of the rectangle.. Sew them into place then trim the legs even with the edges. | |
| Trace the head template onto your 5 x 6 rectangle. You can put a 1/4 inch border around and turn the edges or use whatever applique method you prefer. The head can be randomly placed. Sew/applique the head onto the sheep body. | |
| Sew the large and small rectangles together. One adorable sheep is ready and waiting for the rest of her flock. | |
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