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This is the first day if my 365. I will take this step by step. All my pictures might not be the best in the world, but I'll try my best. I thought this would be the best picture to kick of my 365! Hope you will enjoy my 365!
Your rectangle should look like this after adding triangles to each end. Complete instructions for this block blogged here: Quartered Star Quilt Block
Trim 1/4-inch on the outside of the seam. Complete instructions for this block blogged here: Quartered Star Quilt Block
Press the seam (toward the blue) rotate the rectangle 180 degrees and repeat, adding a medium blue triangle. Be sure to always draw the line in the same direction (upper left to lower right, when the rectangle is horizontal like this.) Complete instructions for this block blogged here: Quartered Star Quilt Block
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Add the rectangle on the left to the end of the two blocks partially sewn together. Press. Complete instructions for this block blogged here: Quartered Star Quilt Block
See how there are three stitches that have been knit over on the right needle? There are still loops on the left needle. Just remove the needle tip and let them fall away.
The stitch in the upper left of this photo has a bit of a wonky loop. This is due to the looseness of the tail. Just give the tail a gentle tug to snug that up. Don't pull too hard though. You want the gauge to match the others.
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If you turn your work and get into position to knit the stitches on the bottom needle again you are now at the start of round one which follows the cast-on. This means the bottom needle is actually needle 1 and the top needle has become needle 2 at the completion of the cast on.
You will always be at the start of a round when the tail and working needle are at the same end of the fabric as shown here.
One way to help place the first piece of fabric is to start with the template, printed side up. Fold along the lines around the first piece. Then, flip the paper over and place your fabric so that it covers the area defined by the folds, extending at least a 1/4 inch for the seam alowance,
For this pattern, I started with the CENTER (numbered 3 on the template).
I always layout the HST units to make sure I end up with the points going in the right directions . . .
Add the last rectangle, to the lower right. Then go back to the original (partially sewn) seam and complete it. Complete instructions for this block blogged here: Quartered Star Quilt Block
