The finished size of this tutorial makes an 18" finished block (18.5" unfinished), but I added a little more to the width for the tote bag so that it finished at 18" x 20". If you want to do something similar and can't figure out the sizes, just let me know. Here is the tote bag. I used my go-to tote pattern which can be found here.
Cutting Instructions:
Red
- A. Cut 1- 3.5" x 18.5" strip
- B. Cut 1- 1.5" x 4.5" rectangle
- C. Cut 2- 3.5" squares, then draw one diagonal line on wrong side of square
- D. Cut 4- 2.5" squares, then draw one diagonal line on wrong side of square
- H. Cut 2- 6.5" x 7.5" rectangles
- I. Cut 1- 2.5" x 4.5" rectangle
Yellow
- E. Cut 1- 4.5" square
- F. Cut 2- 3.5" x 7.5" rectangles
- G. Cut 2- 4.5" squares, then draw one diagonal line on wrong side of square
- J. Cut 1- 2.5" x 4.5" rectangle
- K. Cut 1- 1.5" x 18.5" strip
- M. Cut 2- 2.5" squares, then draw one diagonal line on wrong side of square
Blue
- L. Cut 1- 5.5" x 18.5" strip
For assembly, please refer to the diagram for block orientations.
- Attach C to F by stitching on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach G to H by stitching on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach C+F blocks to the tops of G+H blocks.
- Attach one D square to E on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach second D square to E on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach B rectangle to the top of D+D+E block.
- Attach one M square to I rectangle on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach second M square to I rectangle on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach one D square to J rectangle on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach one D square to J rectangle on the diagonal line. Trim excess off.
- Attach M+M+I block to the top of the D+D+J block.
- Attach the block from step 6 to the top of the block from step 11.
- Sandwich the block from step 12 between the blocks from step 3.
- Attach strip A to to the top of the block created in step 13.
- Attach strip K to the bottom of the block from step 14.
- Attach strip L to the bottom of the block from step 15.
- Enjoy your awesome new Wonder Woman block!
If you have any questions about block assembly or if something is unclear, please feel free to ask. Happy Stitching!
ha! Super cool, I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteI so love this! Looks easy enough to make. Not sure If I'll use block for a tote back or a quilt.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!
I'm going to double the size to make a baby quilt. How do I know how much fabric to buy?
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