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CORRECTION for MONTH 2

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    CORRECTION for MONTH 2

    UPDATE: The Month 2 Pattern instructions have been corrected. The new file is labeled "update 1/30". It is such a minor issue I see no reason to reprint the pattern. Change one word on the third page from large to small and it's all fixed.

    Here is the original post about the issue:

    The cutting directions are accurate for Month 2.

    In the piecing instructions for Piece 1, step 6 should say use a SMALL light rectangle—this covers shape E. (It says to use a large piece)

    Most of you never noticed this, nor did I, because once you cut your pieces you just jumped in and made the wedges.

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    Originally posted by "bbquiltmaker" post=154250
    The cutting directions are accurate for Month 2.

    In the piecing instructions for Piece 1, step 6 should say use a SMALL light rectangle—this covers shape E. (It says to use a large piece)
    I did notice it! I found that the excess from trimming shape F worked great for shape E (after the first two units were sewn), so I ended up with extra pieces!

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      #3
      You’re absolutely right I didn’t even notice!

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        #4
        I don't know how to solve this problem (catching up on BOM as I am on spring break!). I thought my first ever Mariner's Compass was coming together nicely, but please see photo where there will not be a point with the gold fabric, piece F. It seems that in every one of MC 1 unit, this is the case. I cut the fabric and sewed each unit in exactly the same way, yet the units with the gold fabric as piece F are too wide to form a point.

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        • Barbara Black
          Barbara Black commented
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          Karen, Helen gives good advice. You might find it helpful to baste those points first, with long stitches, so you can check the accuracy before sewing the seam.

          BARBARA BLACK

        #5
        Karen, You are not the first to have this happen. I like your choice of colors. It might be that your seam allowance can be adjust to
        fix it. It is worth a try. Here are 2 pictures. See the red thread seam allowance that is too narrow. It results in a point that goes into
        seam allowance and will be cut off when you sew the road sections to it. I would take out the seam allowance and try basting to see if you can get the point to the proper spot. Good Luck. HelenW

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