Quilt Blocks of the States - Oklahoma Boomer
Oklahoma Boomer- 9" Quilt Block The next block in our state block series is Oklahoma Boomer. This nine-patch block is also known as Tin Man.
Sewing Instructions: Step 1: Sew a Pink 1-1/2" x 3-1/2" rectangle to each side of a Red 1-1/2" x 3-1/2" rectangle as shown below. Press seams toward the darker fabric. One leg unit made. Step 2: Sew a Pink 1-1/2" x 3-1/2" rectangle to one side of a Red 3-1/2" x 5-1/2" rectangle as shown below. Press seams toward the darker fabric. Repeat for a total of two arm units. Step 3: Sew a Red 3-1/2" square to an arm unit that you made in Step 2 as shown below. Press seams toward the darker fabric. Repeat for a total of two. Step 4: Using your ruler and pencil, draw a diagonal line on the back of the two Red 2" squares, as shown below: Step 5: Place a Red 2" square on the right end of a Pink 2" x 3-1/2" rectangle (right sides together) as shown below. Stitch a seam on the diagonal line that you drew Step 4. Trim the fabric above the sewn line to 1/4" and press the seam toward the red fabric. Repeat on the left end and press the seam toward the red fabric. One flying geese unit made for the hat. Step 6: Sew a Red 1" x 2" rectangle to each side of the Pink 2" x 2-1/2" rectangle as shown below. Press seams toward the pink fabric. One face section made. Step 7: Arrange the hat, face, body (3-1/2" pink square), and legs as shown below. Stitch together and press seams toward the body and face. Step 8: Arrange body section and the arm sections as shown below. Stitch together and press the seams away from the center body section.
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