Don't skip the skep! This adorable block takes more time to cut than to sew together. Use post it's to label your pieces or lay out the block on as you cut so you can keep them in order.

6" or 12" block

6” BLOCK
From Fabric 1, cut:
{C} (1) 1” x 1½” rectangle
{E} (1) 1” x 2½” rectangle    
{G} (1) 1½” x 3½” rectangle
{I} (2) 1½” x 1¾” rectangle
{K} (1) 1½” x 4½” rectangle

From Fabric 2, cut:
{L} (1) 1½” square

From background fabric, cut:
{A} (2) 1½” x 6½” rectangles
{B} (2) 1” x 3” rectangles
{D} (2) 1” x 2½” rectangles
 {F} (2) 1½” x 2” rectangles
{H} (2) 1½” x 1¾” rectangles
{J} (2) 1½” squares

12” BLOCK
From Fabric 1, cut:
{C} (1) 1½” x 2½” rectangle
{E} (1) 1½” x4½” rectangle   
{G} (1) 2½” x 6½” rectangle
{I} (2) 2½” x 3” rectangle
{K} (1) 2½” x 8½” rectangle

From Fabric 2, cut:
{L} (1) 2½” square

From background fabric, cut:
{A} (2) 2½” x 12½” rectangles
{B} (2) 1½” x 5½” rectangles
{D} (2) 1½” x 4½” rectangles
{F} (2) 2½” x 3½” rectangles
{H} (2) 2½” x 3” rectangles
{J} (2) 2½” squares

STEP 1. ASSEMBLE BLOCK

Lay out block components as shown. Join together. Press well.

Pam Rodgers 

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NOTE:  The Printer Friendly Instructions might not have the corrections to pieces J and K.  The correct sizes are - {J} (2) 2½” squares and {K} (1) 2½” x 8½” rectangle.

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