Seminary Ridge is pieced per the directions on page 121.
Mary – William Morris Fabrics by MODA with Batik Backgrounds
Mary says: To make the templates for this block, I used the freezer paper/starch method. I found that using a fabric glue stick to help keep the template in place before appliquéing it down was helpful. I appliquéd it in place using a small zig-zag stitch in a thread color that matched the appliquéd piece.
Lisa – Lario by MODA
Lisa says: I used freezer paper templates and Best Press to prepare my wedges for appliqué. I think it worked pretty well. I sewed them down with a small machine zig zag stitch. I made my flying geese units by cutting 2” X 3-1/2” rectangles and 2” squares and sewing the squares as connectors for the triangles.
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