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This block has fewer pieces then the last couple of blocks. It will introduce
another technique to the Sampler quilt. It’s really a 4-patch block with 5
points to line up. Cutting and piecing this block the traditional way is a bit
tricky. So, I’ve devised an easier way that I think you might just enjoy. Remember to use
1/4” seam allowance.
3. Take the 5 1/2” squares, light fabric, and cut them in half diagonally as show here.
4. Take the other four fabric squares and fold them with wrong sides facing as
shown here. You should be looking at the right side of the fabric.
5. To assemble each block, place the pieces on the table and fit together carefully.
You might want to pin these before sewing.
a. Take one light triangle, right side facing up and place it in front of you as
shown.
b. Take one of the folded squares and place it on the light triangle as shown.
The folded edge is to your left. Slide it down about a 1/4” from the top for
seam allowance when all four are sewn together.
c. Take another light triangle, wrong side facing up and place it on top
sandwiching the folded square as shown.
Now check that they are correct. Both light fabrics right sides should be
facing each other; the folder fabric should have its wrong sides facing each
other.
d. Sew 1/4” from the edge down the long side of the triangle as shown here.
6. Open and iron; light fabric should be a square with the other fabric angled down
the center as shown here.
7. Take the 4 ironed squares and place them on the table as shown.
8. Take the top squares and place them together with right sides facing and check
that the color fabric points line up. You might want to pin before sewing. Sew
1/4" from edge. Do the same for the bottom two.
9. Fold the top over onto the bottom with right sides facing and line up the center
point and the two color fabric points and pin. Then sew together. Congratulations,
you have a Candlelight block!