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► Cutting Strips: Step 1: One 3” by 42” strip is cut from each color assigned to each Fabric Reference, for a total of (25) strips.

Step 2: The strips are pressed open and stacked into (2) stacks, right-side-up with Fabric C-S25 on the bottom of one stack, moving in descending numerical order, ending with Fabric C-S13 on the top.

Step 3: Position both Strip Piecing Templates (SM) as shown on top of the stack and cut (2) stacks of strips.

NOTE - Cutting Tip: If 13 layers of fabric is hard to cut through, divide the strips into additional stacks. Just keep track of strip order.

Step 4: The second stack of strips starts with Fabric C-S12 on the bottom moving in descending numerical order, ending with Fabric S1 on the top.

Step 5: Position both Strip Piecing Templates (SM) as shown on top of the stack and cut (2) stacks of strips.

Step 6: Re-stack the strips as shown below, placing (2) of each color together into a series of (5) groups of (10) strips. Label each group as Round 1 - Round 5.

Step 7: The fabric strips are now stacked together into (1) group of strips. The groups are stacked in descending order starting with Round 4 on the bottom finishing with Round 1 on the top. The strip piecing process is designed to add each piece of fabric to the foundation papers in the sequence in which the fabric are stacked. The process is very simple if you follow the sewing order provided for each Round 1-5 on the following pages. Fabric C-S1 on Top

Fabric C-S25 on the Bottom

(2) each Fabric C-S5, Strips #9 & #10

(2) each Fabric C-S1, Strips #1 & #2(2) each Fabric C-S2, Strips #3 & #4(2) each Fabric C-S3, Strips #5 & #6(2) each Fabric C-S4, Strips #7 & #8

Round 1, Strips 1-10

(2) each Fabric C-S10, Strips #9 & #10

(2) each Fabric C-S6, Strips #1 & #2(2) each Fabric C-S7, Strips #3 & #4(2) each Fabric C-S8, Strips #5 & #6(2) each Fabric C-S9, Strips #7 & #8

Round 2, Strips 1-10

(2) each Fabric C-S15, Strips #9 & #10

(2) each Fabric C-S11, Strips #1 & #2(2) each Fabric C-S12, Strips #3 & #4(2) each Fabric C-S13, Strips #5 & #6(2) each Fabric C-S14, Strips #7 & #8

Round 3, Strips 1-10

(2) each Fabric C-S20, Strips #9 & #10

(2) each Fabric C-S16, Strips #1 & #2(2) each Fabric C-S17, Strips #3 & #4(2) each Fabric C-S18, Strips #5 & #6(2) each Fabric C-S19, Strips #7 & #8

Round 4, Strips 1-10

(2) each Fabric C-S25, Strips #9 & #10

(2) each Fabric C-S21, Strips #1 & #2(2) each Fabric C-S22, Strips #3 & #4(2) each Fabric C-S23, Strips #5 & #6(2) each Fabric C-S24, Strips #7 & #8

Round 5, Strips 1-10

► Preparing your Foundation Papers:Step 1: You have (2) each of the following Foundation Sheets S012-1 to S012-5. Position them printed-side-up on your table.

Step 2: Don’t forget to paste fabric swatches on the sheets as shown in the graphic on Page 20.

► Stacking OrderThe Foundation Sheets are rotated and stacked starting with (2) each of Foundation Sheet S012-5 on the bottom ending with (2) each Foundation

Sheet S012-1 on the top. Number your

papers 1-10 starting with Foundation Sheet

S012-1 on the top. In addition

10 98 7

6 54 3

2 1

SM-Template

STACK #1 RIGHT-SIDE-UP (FABRIC #25 ON BOTTOM AND FABRIC #13 ON TOP)

Clip each stack together and place in Bag #C1

Paper Labels

SM-Template

STACK #2 RIGHT-SIDE-UP (FABRIC #12 ON BOTTOM AND FABRIC #1 ON TOP)

Clip each stack together and place in Bag #C1

Paper Labels

A Mirrored Template was shown in original graphics. Use this graphic as a guide for how to use the Template

A Mirrored Template was shown in original graphics. Use this graphic as a guide for how to use the Template