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Quilt Blocks of the States - Delaware
Guest Author - Kim Noblin

Delaware - 10" Quilt Block

The next block in our State Quilt Block Series is Delaware.  We'll be working with quarter-square and half-square triangles to create this block.

 

Fabric Key:

Cutting Instructions:

 

 

Cut one 5-1/4" square and two 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" rectangles

 

 

Cut two 4-7/8" squares and one 2-1/2" square.

 

 

Cut one 5-1/4" square and two 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" rectangles.

Sewing Instructions:

Step 1: Using a ruler and rotary cutter, cut the green and yellow 5-1/4" squares into four triangles as shown below:

Step 2: With right sides together, layer a yellow triangle on a green triangle.  Sew a 1/4" seam along the right  side as shown below.  Press seam toward the darker fabric.  Repeat once more for two yellow/green triangles.

Step 3:  With right sides together, layer a yellow triangle on a green triangle.  Sew a 1/4" seam along the left  side as shown below.  Press seam toward the darker fabric.  Repeat once more for two green/yellow triangles. 

Step 4:  Using a ruler and rotary cutter, cut each red 4-7/8" squares into two right triangles as shown below:

Step 5:  With right sides together, layer a red triangle on a green/yellow triangle.  Sew along the longest side using a 1/4" seam.  Press seam allowance toward the red fabric.  Repeat three times more for a total of four green/yellow/red squares.

Step 6:  Arrange the three-color squares, rectangles, and the center square as shown in Diagram 1.  With right sides together and using a scant 1/4" seam, sew together to form rows as shown in Diagram 2. Sew rows as shown in Diagram 3 to finish the block.

Diagram 1:

Diagram 2:


Diagram 3:


Your block should measure 10-1/2" on all sides.  It will measure 10" finished size when it is sewn into a quilt.


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This content was written by Kim Noblin. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Judie Bellingham for details.

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