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1. Cut six 15 x 15 cm (6 x 6 inches) blocks in 6 coordinating cotton fabrics.
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2. Sew 3 rows of 2 block together using the pressure foot width of your machine as the seam allowance guideline. (approximately. 7mm or 1/4” seam allowance)
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3. These are the finished 3 rows of 2 blocks.
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4. Pin the first row to the second with the right sides facing each other and sew these together. Once finished, add the third row.
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5. This is how your project now looks.
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6. Print out the motifs to fit within the squares and create templates. Trace each template twice onto fusible web and cut each pattern roughly out.
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7.Iron each piece of fusible web onto the backside of your choice of fabrics.
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8. Cut the figures exactly out and remove the protective paper backing.
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9. Fuse the figures into the center of each square.
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10. Measure the front side of your wallhanging. Cut a piece of batting and a backing the same size as the front and pin all 3 layers together. Place first the backside with the wrong side up on the table, then comes the batting and then the top side with the right side up.
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Part 2 - Finishing Off the Wall-Hanging and Machine Appliquing the Motifs >>>
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