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Quilt Blocks of the States - Idaho Beauty
Guest Author - Kim Noblin

Idaho Beauty - 16" Quilt Block

The next block in our State tour is called Idaho Beauty.  It is also known by other names, such as Des Moines, Cross Plains, Bright Stars, and Devil's Claws, and The Crow Foot.  

 

 

Fabric Key:

Cutting Instructions:

 

 

Cut four 4-1/2" squares and twenty-four 2-1/2" squares.

 

 

Cut five 4-1/2" squares, twelve 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" rectangles, and four 2-1/2" squares.

Sewing Instructions:

Step 1: With a pencil (or your favorite marking method), draw a diagonal line from corner to corner on the wrong side of each dark 2-1/2" square.

Step 2: With right sides together, place a dark 2-1/2" square on the right end of a light 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" rectangles.  Sew on the line that you drew in Step 1 and cut away the extra fabric 1/4" above the seam.  Press the seam allowance toward the darker fabric.  Now place another dark 2-1/2" square on the left end of the light 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" rectangle and sew on the line that you drew in Step 1.  Cut away the extra fabric 1/2" above the seam and press the seam allowance toward the darker fabric.  One Flying Geese Unit made.  Repeat this step seven more times for a total of eight Flying Geese Units.

Step 3:  Using a light 4-1/2" square and four 2-1/2" squares follow the steps below to create the diamond unit.  Repeat for a total of four diamond units.

Step 4:  Arrange the flying geese units (Step 2), the diamond units (Step 3), and the remaining squares and rectangles 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 16-1/2" on all sides.  It will measure 16" finished size when it is sewn into a quilt.


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Content copyright © 2008 by Kim Noblin. All rights reserved.
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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