QUILTsocial | Issue 6

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Step 4: Using a ruler and rotary cutter I cut along the straight lines and then with a pair of scissors I cut the curves.

Step 7: Sew the pairs together to create halves.

Sewing the pieces together

Step 5: First things first I laid the pieces out in the order I wanted them to be in the wagon wheel. Each wagon wheel needs eight pieces. I could have used only 2 fabrics per wheel and alternated them. I decided that I would use 4 fabrics to get a more varied wheel.

Step 8: Sew the halves into a whole to create the wagon wheel.

Step 9: Place on the background fabric and add a 6'' circle to the center of the wheel.

Step 6: Sew the pieces into pairs along the straight edges.

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