Quilt Blocks of the States - Hawaii
Hawaii- 12" Quilt Block
The next block in our State Quilt Block Series is Hawaii. This block is little bit trickier than any of the others that we've made so far in this series. We will be using templates to cut the fabric. You can download the templates in .pdf format here. (Note: To view and print the templates requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free software download that can be found here.) Lay a sheet of template plastic over the printed templates and trace onto the template plastic. Cut out and label each template. Use the cutting chart below to cut your patches.
Fabric Key: | Cutting Instructions: |
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Cut four using template B, four using template D, and four using template F. | |
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Cut four using template A and four using template G. | |
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Cut twelve using template C and four using template E. |
Sewing Instructions:
Step 1: Sew a white E to a blue F as shown below. Repeat for a total of four E/F sections.
Step 2: Sew a white C to the left and right sides of a green G as shown below. Repeat for a total of four C/G/C sections.
Step 3: Sew a blue B to the left side of a white C and a blue D to the right side of the white C as shown below. Repeat for a total of four B/C/D sections.
Step 4: Sew a B/C/D section to the top of a C/G/C section as shown below. Repeat for a total of four B/C/D/C/G/C sections.
Step 5: Sew four wedges together as shown below. Repeat once more for a total of two and press seams in one direction.
Step 6: Sew the two halves together as shown below.
Step 7: Sew the green A triangles to the top of each white E section and you are done!
Your block should measure 12-1/2" on all sides. It will measure 12" finished size when it is sewn into a quilt. |
If you have Electric Quilt 5: Complete Quilt Design Software installed on your computer, you can download the project file for this block and quilt by clicking the link below. |
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