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Also, follow the arrows when pressing on step 5- that will save you lots of frustration. If you want to you can email me anytime at joebarb11@msn.com and I will be glad to walk you through any problem small or large. You could also call me and I will talk you through it. I am retired and home most of the time because my husband is not well so I have time to help and it isn't a bother. Good luck and keep stitching and see the quilt done! Barbara
The drawings on step 2 for block 1 are showing the fabrics right side up after they are sewn, unlike some of the other drawings. I can now see how that would be confusing. You sew one triangle on the square then press open, then sew the second triangle on and press open. The corners of the triangles will overlap and it is important that you get 1/4" from the point of the square to the edge of the fabric where the two triangle meet.
When you sew on the larger C triangle do it with the G-J piece on top so you can see and stitch right through the point of the square where the stitching comes together so you get a nice point on your block. You should actually sew just one thread width towards the edge and then you won't lose your points when pressing. I think I have offered much more info than requested.
Hope this all helps.