Ready for Part 2?
We'll say it is 8 1/2". I love the stripe and am so happy I put it where I did. Obviously I want you to use whatever you want.
Cut 2 strips 1" x 8 1/2" Sew to the two opposite sides on your center piece. Press.
Cut 2 strips 1" x9 1/2" and sew to the opposite sides, press. Admire your little block.
For the triangles you will need to cut 2 squares 7 1/4" then cut once on the diagonal. You can oversize this as well, especially if your center wasn't 8 1/2". Your center with the red triangles should measure 13 1/4".
For the next border cut four (4) 13 1/4"x 1 1/2" strips. Sew two strips to opposite sides.
for the corner squares cut four (4) 1 1/2" squares. Sew these to the ends of your 13 1/4" strips, press, then sew to your block. Hang up on design wall and admire your work!
Sajou Part 3 and finale next week.
Oh boy! I made two blocks because I didn't like the first one. Now I don't like either and may start again. Sheesh, it isn't rocket science!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I did not expected the center to be on point, so now the center block looks wonky; but I don't think I will remake it. That is the fun of a mystery. LOL. You never know what will happen.
ReplyDeleteVery charming with the mini stripe! I’ve pulled some fabrics but haven’t got them cut yet.
ReplyDeleteSo fun Lori, I had to make two. These little sew alongs end up being doll quilts for my granddaughter, she just loves them. thanks so much...pictures to follow :0) Happy Sewing
ReplyDeleteLovely. I"ll get to it next week as I'm packing to go out of state Friday. Love the stripe.
ReplyDeleteso far so good....love it! gotta hunt up my toile...
ReplyDeleteSo far I've held off on starting another project, but after seeing Part 2, I may have to cave in and make this one!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lori ! :)
ReplyDeleteYour little quilt is looking so sweet. i adore the fabrics shown on the Sajou catalog! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to take a bit of rethinking how I want to use the selected fabrics, but I'm loving the look!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and sounds fun. I'd better get started and get caught up.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeleteThese are just my favorite sorts of mini quilts...hoping to get really proficient at adding the borders. Thanks so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLori thanks so much for the fun Sajou quilt along...loving it!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying making my first mini quilt. Have granddaughter in mind to gift it too. Thanks so much for this fun sewalong.
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