QUILTsocial | Issue 10

As you’re cutting each piece, place them
aside on a flat surface and turn each
piece 45° counter-clockwise.
As the pieces are cut lay them out in
the order the are cut. You should have 4
rows with 4 blocks per row.
When the pieces are cut and laid out sew
the blocks and rows together.
As blocks are cut put them aside and turn each of
them at a 45° counter-clockwise.
The blocks cut using the Sew Easy template are
laid out in the order they were cut.
Sew all blocks and rows together.
As you can see, the SEW EASY Pinwheel
Magic 6½“ template is easy and fun to
use. For any fabric you may have left,
you may want to consider using the
SEW EASY Pinwheel Magic 4½” template.
The completed pinwheel quilt
The only thing
left to do is quilt
the project! I
kept it simple,
and quilted the
pinwheels only,
but you can add
more quilting
to yours. Echo
quilting on the
purple portion
would create
cool triangles.
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