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: Choose high-contrast fabrics to make the geometric shapes pop. Historically, these blocks use a background (neutral) and a "dark" fabric. Cutting the Shapes : If using traditional piecing , add a -inch seam allowance to your templates. If using EPP , cut fabric roughly -inch larger than the paper template to allow for folding. Basting (for EPP) : Center the paper template on the wrong side of the fabric.

Are you working with or hand-sewn English Paper Piecing for this project?

For detailed step-by-step visuals, you can reference guides from specialized quilting communities: aunthbjmp4

: Lay your prepared pieces out on a flat surface or a design board to verify the orientation of the triangles and rectangles before you begin stitching. Assembly Resources

Fold the edges over and secure with either a glue pen or thread basting. : Choose high-contrast fabrics to make the geometric

: Many quilters use the Dear Jane software or books to print exact templates for each block.

If you are working on a traditional 4.5-inch finished block or using English Paper Piecing (EPP), follow these steps to prepare your fabric: If using EPP , cut fabric roughly -inch

: Specific block assembly instructions, like those found on YouTube , can help with tricky corner joins.