Let's make some easy diagonal half squares, directions here. Use the two 4-7/8 squares of the darker fabric and two of the background to make a total of four diagonal half squares. ![]()
Next, put one of the 2-1/2 marked squares on top of one of the 4-1/2 background fabric squares, right sides together, with the line as shown. Sew on the diagonal line. Repeat with the rest of the background fabric squares. Trim the fabric 1/4 away from the sewn line. Press the seam out, away from the background fabric. ![]() Taking the squares you just made, and repeat with the other corner. This should measure the same 4 1/2 inches when you are finished. ![]() Step three: Take two of the snowball type blocks, and place on either side of the remaining 4 1/2 inch background. ![]() ![]() Put the rows together as shown here. Your block should measure 12 1/2 inches, making it a 12 inch finished quilt block. (Finished in a quilt, using up 1/4 inch seam allowances on all four sides.) ![]() ![]() ![]() without the owner's permission. This includes the patterns as well as any graphics and/or instructions that are associated with a pattern. The content on these pages, including text and images are the sole property of the Delaware Quilts and may not be used in any manner without consent. All Rights Reserved. Updated September 6, 2025 |Home| Quilts| Email| |