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          |  | The first thing that I would
            recommend that you do, is go to the Practice
            Paper Piecing Page.  When you feel comfy with paper
            piecing, come on back and try a Hawaii Block! You will need to print out
            two copies of the template pages per block you want to make on very
            lightweight paper. A Fat Quarter of each fabric should be plenty! |  
        
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 | After your units are paper pieced, join pairs of Template page B
          tops and bottoms. Then sew all the units together, pressing seams
          open, or spiraling around clockwise, whichever works best to keep the
          center flat! |  
        
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			 Dec 20 2002 Marcia Hohn | http://www.quilterscache.com | Traditional  Block |  |