| You will have 8 matching triangles from your main pattern fabric; 4 same size background color triangles and 4 rectangles.
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| Arrange the main fabric triangles in a spiral shape as shown. Alternate the background fabric rectangles and triangles next to the center triangles as shown.
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| For each corner of the block, you will piece together to make a square (4 total). I'm showing the upper right corner square being pieced here.
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| After stitching, open the pieces back up and press the seam towards the main fabric. The rectangle is longer than the triangle - you'll trim later.
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| Match up the diagonals of the square by flipping the upper left piece over the lower right piece, and stitch (again - 1/4")
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| Trim off excess material
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| Unfold and press seams open
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| Repeat 4 times for each corner square.
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| Join two adjacent quarters.
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| ...then the just-made halves
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| ...then the just-made halves
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| And there you have a finished block!
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Until I get my own pages, here are some suggestions from other places on the web for some layouts.
See a possible Queen Layout - I wouldn't use the sashings as this picture shows, but you could. This shows how you would piece it together.
Throw layout - which is what I did. I did different borders.
Wall Hanging Layout (minus any borders)
