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1. Lay the piece of interfacing material over the pattern and trace the lines with a pencil. You may choose to use a permanent marker so the lines are more visible.
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2. Cut the interfacing out exactly on the outside lines.
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3. The topside of the material is the marked side and the bottomside is the sewing side. Lay a piece of material on the sewing side under block #1. This is how it looks like on the sewing side. The material covers all edges with a seam allowance.
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4. Lay the piece for block 2 over the first block. Line up the edges and pin in place to hold, if desired.
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5. Turn the piece over and sew on the line between #1 and #2. End at block #3.
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6. After sewing, turn the whole piece over and fold the pieces apart and flatten. The second piece of material should now be covering block #2 and the seam allowances should extending over the lines on all sides.
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7. Cut excess material away along the outside of the block.
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8. Add next piece of material for block #3. At least 1/2 cm should be over the line between block #2 and block #3. The line between the blocks is the sewing line. The majority of the material will lay over block #2 at the moment. Pin the pieces together.
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9. Turn the piece of interfacing over and sew on the whole line between #2 and #3. End at block #4.
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10. Turn the piece over again and fold the 3rd piece over. It will now cover block #3 with seam allowances on all sides. Press flat with your fingers.
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11. Cut excess material away along the outside of the block.
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12. Add next piece of material for block #4. At least 1/2 cm should be over the line between block #3 and block #4. The line between the blocks is the sewing line. The majority of the material will lay over block #3 at the moment. Pin the pieces together.
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13. Turn the piece of interfacing over and sew on the whole line between #3 and #4. End at block #5.
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14. Turn the piece over again and fold the 4th piece over. It will now cover block #4 with seam allowances on all sides. Press flat with your fingers.
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15. Cut excess material away along the outside of the block.
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16. Add next piece of material for block #5 At least 1/2 cm should be over the line between block #4 and block #5 The line between the blocks is the sewing line. The majority of the material will lay over block #4 at the moment. Pin the pieces together.
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17. Turn the piece of interfacing over and sew on the whole line between #4 and #5. End at block #6.
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18. Turn the piece over again and fold the 5th piece over. It will now cover block #5 with seam allowances on all sides. Press flat with your fingers.
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19. Cut excess material away along the outside of the block.
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20. Add next piece of material for block #6 At least 1/2 cm should be over the line between block #5 and block #6 The line between the blocks is the sewing line. The majority of the material will lay over block #5 at the moment. Pin the pieces together.Turn the piece of interfacing over and sew on the whole line between #5 and #6. End at the edge.
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21. Turn the piece over again and fold the 6th piece over. It will now cover block #6 with seam allowances on the outside edges. Press flat with your fingers.
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22. Cut excess material away along the outside of the block.
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23. The finished block!
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