American Pie Month 3 Alternate Cutting Instructions User Guide

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Framing Units

Begin by selecting the appropriate ruler for your desired cutting size from the Folded Corner Clipper, Tucker Trimmer, or Wing Clipper.
Align the ruler according to the measurements provided for the framing unit.
Carefully cut along the ruler’s edge to achieve precise and accurate cuts for your framing units.

Block Center Units

Choose the suitable ruler among the Folded Corner Clipper, Tucker Trimmer, or Wing Clipper for cutting the block center units.
Position the ruler correctly on the fabric to ensure the desired dimensions for the block center unit.
Trim the fabric following the ruler’s guidance to create uniform and consistent block center units.

American Pie Month 3 Alternate Cutting Instructions (Using Folded Corner Clipper, Tucker Trimmer & Wing Clipper Rulers)

General Notes

The 5¾” and 3¼” squares are for making Flying Geese the Deb Tucker method where applicable.
The 2¾” x 4¾” rectangles and 2¾” squares are for making flying geese with different colored wings as well as the parallelograms in the framing units.
The 2½” squares are used for corners and portions of the framing units.
The 2½” x 4½” rectangles (background) are used in portions of the framing units.
The 4½” red and navy check squares are for the block centers.

For the Framing Units:
From Background Fabric

Cut (4) 2¾” x WOF strips; Subcut, (12) 2¾” x 4¾” rectangles, (24) 2¾” squares, and (8) 2½” squares
Cut (1) 2½” x WOF strip; Subcut (8) 2½” x 4½” rectangles.

From Small Gray Check Fabric

From Small Red Dot Fabric

From Small Navy Dot Fabric

For the Block Center Units:
From Background Fabric

From Small Navy Dot Fabric

Cut (1) 3¾” x WOF strip; Subcut (1) 3¾” square, (4) 3¼” squares, (4) 1½” squares.

From Small Red Dot Fabric

Cut (1) 3¾” x WOF strip; Subcut (1) 3¾” square, (4) 3¼” squares, (4) 1½” squares.

Q: Can I use these rulers for other quilting projects?
- A: Yes, while these rulers are specifically designed for American Pie Month 3 Alternate Cutting Instructions, they can also be used for various quilting projects that require precise cutting and trimming.
Q: How do I maintain and clean the rulers?
- A: To maintain the accuracy of the rulers, ensure they are stored flat and away from heat sources. Clean them with a soft, damp cloth when needed to remove any fabric residue or dust.

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