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Replace text reading "Part 1 #8 (CB3, Accent 1) " with "Part 1 #8 (CB1, Accent 1)" Replace text reading "Part 2 #16 (CB1, Accent 1) " with "Part 2 #16 (CB2, Accent 1)" Replace text reading "CB3, Accent 1 " with "CB1, Accent 1" Replace text reading "CB3, Accent 1 " with "CB1, Accent 1" Replace text reading "Cornerstone Background 3 " with "Cornerstone Background 1" Replace text reading "center a CB 1/Accent 1 " with "center a CB 2/Accent 1" Replace text reading "CB 1/Accent 1 " with "CB 2/Accent 1" Replace text on right side of figure " Cornerstone Background 1" with "Cornerstone Background 2" Replace text on left side of figure " Cornerstone Background 3" with "Cornerstone Background 1" and Replace text on right side of figure " Cornerstone Background 1" with "Cornerstone Background 2" Replace text on right side of figure " Cornerstone Background 1" with "Cornerstone Background 2" and Add the following text to the empty arrow on left side of figure "Cornerstone Background 1" Add the following text to the bottom of the page: Estimating the Work Area: Once you have determined what size square you want to cut, determining the size of the work area is easy. Whatever work area size you choose MUST be evenly devisable by the size of your square. For example, if you choose a three inch square and work with only the half width of the fabric, the maximum work area must be 12 X 12, or 18 X 18 or 21 X 21 or so on. For your first experience with this technique you may want to only use half of the fabric width and make your jacket out of two smaller pieces rather than one large one. You do not have to make the work area square. Rectangles work very well with this technique. A good working area size is 18” high X 21” wide when using a 3 inch square. |