You can start with 12 half-yard pieces of coordinating fabric. Or, you can use two honey-buns and one jelly-roll (the pre-cut Moda fabrics). Either way, you're going to be cutting them into these same little pieces.
First, iron and starch all fabrics for a smooth start to cutting.
Then, prepare the following pieces:
Piece A --
- 1.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches long
- you will need 256 of these pieces
- Pre-cut fabrics -- cut seven Piece A sized strips from each of the 40 fabrics included
- Half-yard method -- cut three strips that are 1.5 inches wide from each of the twelve fabrics. Then cut those at 4.5 inch intervals. You will need eight Piece A to be cut from each 1.5 inch strip
Piece B --
- 1.5 inches wide by 8.5 inches long
- You will need 128 of these pieces
- Pre-cut fabrics -- cut four Piece B sized strips from the second package of honey bun fabrics, making sure to use each of the fabrics included
- Half-yard method -- cut two 1.5 inch wide strips from each fabric. Select two fabrics and cut an additional 1.5 inch strip from each. Then cut all of the 1.5 inch strips into pieces that are 8.5 inch long strips. You should get five Piece B's from each 1.5 inch strip
Piece C --
- 2.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches long
- You will need 256 of these pieces
- Pre-cut fabrics -- cut seven Piece C sized strips from each of the 40 fabrics included in the Jelly Roll package
- Half-yard method -- cut three strips that are 2.5 inches wide from each of the twelve fabrics. Then cut those at 4.5 inch intervals. You will need eight Piece C to be cut from each 2.5 inch strip
Phew! That's quite a bit of cutting. I believe the cutting took me about 2.5 hours to finish.
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