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Draw an X on All Fabric 8 & 14 Squares. Note: It Is Important to Follow The

In the first printing of the Quarry pattern, the sewing instructions for all Hour Glass blocks & Three-Part Blocks are reversed. Please use the directions below to get the same color placement as the colored picture & diagrams. All patterns with "5-18” on the bottom of each page after the copyright have been corrected. IF YOU HAVE ALREADY MADE YOUR BLOCKS YOUR QUILT WILL just be mirror image of the front cover. See mirror image quilt picture. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 8 & 14 squares. Note: It is important to follow the layering order of fabrics instructed below to achieve hour glass color placement. Step 2:· Layer fabric 8 on top of fabric 9. · Layer fabric 14 on top of fabric 15. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 7 & 9 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 7 on top of fabric 6. · Layer fabric 9 on top of fabric 8. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 3 & 6 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 3 on top of fabric 2. · Layer fabric 6 on top of fabric 7. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 2 & 5 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 2 on top of fabric 3. · Layer fabric 5 on top of fabric 4. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 4 & 11 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 4 on top of fabric 5. · Layer fabric 11 on top of fabric 12. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 12 & 15 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 12 on top of fabric 11. · Layer fabric 15 on top of fabric 14. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 6 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 6 on top of fabric 7. Following Making HST for Four Fabric Hour Glasses in General Instructions, stitch and press as instructed. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 14 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 14 on top of fabric 15. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 4 & 13 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 13 on top of fabric 5. · Layer fabric 4 on top of fabric 8. Step 1: Draw an X on all fabric 6 & 13 squares. Step 2:· Layer fabric 13 on top of fabric 5. · Layer fabric 6 on top of fabric 8. .

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