Today we revisit a French braid square block but most often you will find French braids in long strips. So you can keep going once you hit the square size.
The hexagon block is a lot fun to make. It requires very accurate sewing and cutting so you get the required 60 degree angle for each piece. Double check each triangle with the 60 degree template (pdf).
So let’s have fun.
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Teresa, these 2 blocks would look great as place mats made with Christmas fabrics…. Thanking you, Elizabeth
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