Yardage Chart Cutting Chart
November Snowflakes
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A
B
Yardage Chart Fabric
Suggested Yardage 11" ½ yd 27" ⅞ yd 21" square 20" square 3/8 yd
Exact amount
A B Backing Batting Binding
Cutting Chart Fabric A
B
X Strips 2 4 2 2 2 2 1
Strip size each 3 ½" x width each 1" x width 3 ¼" x width each 2¾" x width each 2" x width each 1" x width 8 ¾" x 11"
Wedge tool preparation • Mark the angled lines on the 12 degree wedge tool. • An accurate wedge cut is important. To keep the wedge from slipping, place a tube of wide packaging tape onto the back of the wedge tool sticky side out. © Cheryl Phillips 2012
Y
X
Y
Trace the angled line onto the 12 degree wedge tool using a removable marker. This pattern is NOT for resale
November Snowflakes Construction • Sew the strip sets as shown below. • Align the 'x' line to the A/B seam on Strip Sets 1 and 2. • Align the 'y' line to the A/B seam on Strip Sets 3 and 4. • Cut six wedges per set. 2" 1" 1" 1" 3 ¼"
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B A B A B Cut six
2" 1" 1" 1" 3 ¼"
B A B A B Cut six
3 ½" A 2 ¾" B Cut six
3 ½" A 2 ¾" B Cut six
8 ¾" x 11" B
© Cheryl Phillips 2012
Cut six
This pattern is NOT for resale
November Snowflakes www.phillipsfiberart.com Assembly • Sew the wedges together in one of the two options shown below using exact 1/4" seams.
Center • Stabilize the center opening by ironing a scrap of freezer paper to the back side. • Using the hexagon, create a freezer paper applique. • Applique the hexagon over the center opening.
© Cheryl Phillips 2012
Center Applique
Be watching for our December newsletter when we'll be starting a new freebie pattern group. Be sure to tell your friends so they can get started with the fun too! This pattern is NOT for resale
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A
B
Yardage Chart Fabric
Suggested Yardage 11" ½ yd 27" ⅞ yd 21" square 20" square 3/8 yd
Exact amount
A B Backing Batting Binding
Cutting Chart Fabric A
B
X Strips 2 4 2 2 2 2 1
Strip size each 3 ½" x width each 1" x width 3 ¼" x width each 2¾" x width each 2" x width each 1" x width 8 ¾" x 11"
Wedge tool preparation • Mark the angled lines on the 12 degree wedge tool. • An accurate wedge cut is important. To keep the wedge from slipping, place a tube of wide packaging tape onto the back of the wedge tool sticky side out. © Cheryl Phillips 2012
Y
X
Y
Trace the angled line onto the 12 degree wedge tool using a removable marker. This pattern is NOT for resale
November Snowflakes Construction • Sew the strip sets as shown below. • Align the 'x' line to the A/B seam on Strip Sets 1 and 2. • Align the 'y' line to the A/B seam on Strip Sets 3 and 4. • Cut six wedges per set. 2" 1" 1" 1" 3 ¼"
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B A B A B Cut six
2" 1" 1" 1" 3 ¼"
B A B A B Cut six
3 ½" A 2 ¾" B Cut six
3 ½" A 2 ¾" B Cut six
8 ¾" x 11" B
© Cheryl Phillips 2012
Cut six
This pattern is NOT for resale
November Snowflakes www.phillipsfiberart.com Assembly • Sew the wedges together in one of the two options shown below using exact 1/4" seams.
Center • Stabilize the center opening by ironing a scrap of freezer paper to the back side. • Using the hexagon, create a freezer paper applique. • Applique the hexagon over the center opening.
© Cheryl Phillips 2012
Center Applique
Be watching for our December newsletter when we'll be starting a new freebie pattern group. Be sure to tell your friends so they can get started with the fun too! This pattern is NOT for resale
