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Single Diamonds
You may find it helpful to use transparent, low-tack tape to highlight the correct cutting lines.
Diamonds - Split Side to Side Cut strips desired width, following Cutting Chart, sew together using a 1/4" seam allowance and press seams open.
Place Diamond Cutter on top of sewn strips. Match dashed line on Diamond Cutter with the seam line. For this example, we are using 3".
Cut along the top edges of Diamond Cutter, using a rotary cutter.
Turn Diamond Cutter, align cut edges with ruler and cut remaining two edges.
Diamonds - Split Point to Point Cut strips desired width, following Cutting Chart, sew together using a 1/4" seam allowance and press seams open.
Cut two edges of the Diamond Cutter.
Rotate the Diamond Cutter, align the correct guide lines and cut remaining two sides.
Cut desired number of diamonds.
Diamonds - Quarter Triangles Cut strips desired width, following Cutting Chart, sew together using a 1/4" seam allowance and press seams open.
From sewn strips, cut rectangles, using second cut listed in Cutting Chart.
Sew rectangles together to make unit.
Match the center line on the Diamond Cutter with the seam lines.
Cut top two edges of the Diamond Cutter.
Rotate the Diamond Cutter, align the correct guide lines and cut remaining two sides.
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