| Step 1: Sew a light B triangle
to a medium D triangle on the short side. Repeat sewing a light
B triangle to the opposite short side of the D triangle to form
a rectangle. This forms a B/D/B Flying Geese Unit. See diagram.
Repeat to make four of these units. After sewing each seam, press
seams toward smaller triangles.
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| Step 2: Sew a light A triangle
to a medium C triangle along the short side as shown in the diagram.
Repeat to make two A/C units. Note the medium triangle in on the right.
See diagram. Press seams toward the medium.
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| Step 3: Sew a medium C triangle
to a light A triangle along the short side as shown in the diagram.
Repeat to make two C/A units. Note the medium triangle in on the
left. See Diagram. Press seams toward the medium. Please Note:
Step 2 and Step Units are mirror images to each other.
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| Step 4: Sew a A/C unit to one
side of a dark F square, then sew the other A/C unit to the
opposite side of the dark F square. See diagram. Press semas
toward the A/C Units.
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| Step 5: Sew the C/A units to
the remaining two opposite sides of the dark F square to complete
the center section. See diagram. Press seam toward the center
dark square.
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| Step 6: Sew a B/D/B Flying
Geese Unit to each side of the center section. The light B
triangles should line up with the light A triangles. This forms
the middle row of the block. See diagram. Press seams toward center.
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| Step 7: Sew a medium E square
to each end of a B/D/B Flying Geese Unit, this makes the top
row of the block. Repeat to make the bottom row of the block.
See diagram. Press seams toward E Squares.
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| Step 8: Sew the top row to
the middle row, then sew the bottom row to the middle row to
complete your block. Press seams to one side.
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Assembly Diagram:
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