Fabric Requirements:
Fabric Requirements for Lap or Twin Size
- Main Color – ½ yard
- Accent Color – 1/8 yard
Cutting Directions:
- From main color cut:
- One 6 ½” X 42” strip. Cut into four 6 ½” squares.
- One 3 ½” X 42” strip. Cut into eight Tri-Rec triangles.
- Two 2 ¼” X 42” strips for binding.
- 8-1/4 yards for Backing
- From accent color cut:
- One 3 ½” X 3 ½” square for block center.
- Two 2” X 42” strips. Cut into eight Tri-Mate™ triangles. Be sure to trim off the tips of the triangles as shown in the tutorial.
Assembling the Block
| 1. Sew a Tri-Rec triangle to one side of the Tri-MateTM triangle, matching the corners. Press seams towards the Tri-MateTM triangle. Repeat for all of the triangles until you have eight two-patch units. | ![]() |
| 2. Pin and match centers and ends of two of the units. Sew together and press the seam open. Repeat with remaining units until you have four four-patch units. | ![]() |
| 3. Sew one unit between two main color squares. Press seams towards the squares. Repeat to make a second patched unit. | ![]() |
| 4. Sew the 3 ½” X 3 ½” center block between the remaining two four-patch units. Press seams towards the center block. | ![]() |
| 5. Sew all three units together as shown in the photo to form the completed block. | |
Finishing the Block:
| 1. Layer the block with batting and backing if desired. Quilt. Hand-baste around the edges of the block to hold the layers together. |
| 2. Join the binding ends with a diagonal seam, pressed open. Fold in half, wrong sides together, and press to make a double binding. |
| 3. Sew to the quilt block with ¼” seams, mitering the corners. Trim off excess batting and backing. |
| 4. Turn the binding to the back side and stitch down by hand with matching thread. |










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