Piecing order |
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1) Sew one triangle section together.
Insert the one with the least severe angle last. Lay them out how
the triangle will fit in.
Remember, you only sew to the 1/4" seam allowance! Do not sew to the end of each seam. (see page 6, first graphic...)
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2) Flip the triangle to set in over to the right and align the seam. |
3)
Flip it over! You want the new piece to now be on the bottom. |
![]() EXACTLY there for this seam. Sew from the middle to the end. |
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4) After you sew the first set-in seam, pull the other end around and adjust the last seam. Just pull it around so the tips match up. |
5)
Line
up the seams and pin in place. You may have to smash down the upper part
a little to make it lay flat but that won't hurt it. |
6) Your seam should all be nice and flat and match up perfectly! |
7) You should iron the seams in the
same direction so you have this little swirly thing going on. |
If you are having problems, make sure that you are trying to sew the right seams together. That is a good reason for the colored slash marks and coding! |
| Introduction.... getting started | STEP 1: Drawing your initial pattern | Drawing options
Pre-Frenzy Tips |
STEP 2: Determining your light source and labeling the triangles |
| STEP 3: Making freezer paper templates from your triangles and sub-dividing the triangles. | Step 4: Sub-dividing your triangles | Step 5: How to use freezer paper for a quilt pattern | Step 6: How to set in seams |
| Step 7: More how to set in seams | Step 8: Sewing it all together | Step 9 More sewing it together with more pictures | Back to the Main One Day Quilt Frenzy Page |