Mystery Quilt......Sewing Instructions 1

Due to my other photos becoming red x's in the cutting post I'm posting these sewing instructions in smaller chunks...hoping to avoid the problem.

EB Unit
Join 18 E and B triangles together, to make a new triangle.Sew each pair exactly the same way ie the same colour on top each time.
Join two EB units together to make 9 hourglass blocks.

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Helen said…
AJ! Looking good! I think I have selected my farics, pop over to the blog and check them out? Blue and yellow too close?
3:47 pm
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