To figure fabric need, determine total number of units for project. Divide the total by the amount yielded per strip, this gives the total number of strips needed. (For example, approximately 8 hexagons and 24 triangles can be cut from a 42" strip (cut the width of the fabric, selvage to selvage). 42 inches divided by 8 hexagons per strip = 5 strips).

Now multiply the height of the strip needed by the total number of strips (4 1/2" cut height times 5 strips = 22.5" or 5/8 of a yard). Don't forget to figure in border strips if you are adding them. Use the design sheet to figure the size and color of your project.

TO ASSEMBLE:

End Unit:
Sew one triangle to one side of a hexagon. Two end units are needed for each row.

Basic Unit:
Sew one triangle to one side of a hexagon. Sew another triangle to the opposite side of the hexagon.

To Assemble Rows:
Sew the straight side of one end unit to a straight side of a basic unit. Continue to sew basic units together, end row with an end unit. Sew rows together, offsetting units as shown on design sheet. Trim edges as shown in illustration.