Little houses

1 From the light fabric, if you want to use one (1) fabric, cut thirteen (13) 2½in x WOF strips. Subcut the strips into two-hundred (200) 2½in squares. Each strip should yield sixteen (16) squares. 2

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1 From the blue fabrics, cut the following: ■ Three (3) 2⅞in x WOFQ strips, subcut into sixteen (16) 2⅞in squares. ■ Two (2) 3⅜in x WOFQ strips, subcut into eight (8) 3⅜in squares. Cut each square in

1 Cut five (5) 2½in squares from fabric A scraps for A1. 2 Cut six (6) 4½in x 2½in rectangles from fabric A scraps for A2. 3 Cut one (1) 3½in x 2½in rectangle from fabric A scraps for A3. 4 Cut two (2

NOTES ■ Place Templates printed side down when tracing them onto the wrong side of the fabrics. ■ Seam allowances are ¼in throughout, unless otherwise noted. ■ Press seams to one side, unless otherwis

1 From fabric A, cut fourteen (14) 2½in x WOF strips, then subcut into the following: ■ Sixteen (16) 15in x 2½in strips (Blocks 1 and 2). ■ Sixteen (16) 13in x 2½in strips (Blocks 1 and 2). 2 From fab