Cutting instructions:
INNER STAR:
Center square: Cut one 3-1/2" square
Corner squares: Cut four 2" squares
Flying Geese background: Cut four rectangles 2" x 3-1/2"
Star points: Cut eight 2" squares
LARGE OUTSIDE STAR:
Background fabric:
Cut two 4" squares
Cut four rectangles 3-1/2" x 6-1/2"
Star Fabric:
Cut two 4" squares
Cut eight 3-1/2" squares
Inner Star Flying Geese and Large Outside Star construction:
Mark each of the eight 3-1/2" squares and eight 2" squares diagonally from corner to corner. This will be the sewing line. We will make these using the connector square method. Be sure they form the V shape. While we are marking, mark the Large Outside Star corner squares diagonally and sew 1/4" on each side of the diagonal line (I used my QuikQuarter ruler and marked the sewing lines, but you can use either method):
The above shows 1/2 of the flying goose completed and the corner squares. The corner squares will need to be squared up to 3-1/2" (you should only have a sliver to trim off). Complete the flying goose by sewing the other 4 squares the same as the first.
All the parts are made. Lay your block out as follows:
Piece the inner star first as shown above. And, viola, the block is finished:
Just a note. Pressing (NOT IRONING) is important. This is how my block looks on back.
I hope everyone is enjoying this as much as I am!!
It looks fantastic. Super points!
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