Here’s a step-by-step method to stay organized and avoid errors:
0. Start smart
Always begin by assembling Glue Edges that appear the least often. This helps eliminate simpler connections first, making the complex ones easier to manage later.
1. Group matching Glue Edges
Cut and gather all pieces labeled with the same Glue Edge (e.g. “Glue Edge #1”).
Place them facing you, with the glue edge positioned consistently (e.g. all on the right). You’ll form a visual line that makes the logic clearer.
2. Connect adjacent Glue Edges
Next, look for pieces with related Glue Edges (e.g. “Glue Edge #2”) that connect to the first group. This reduces the number of possible combinations.
3. Use visual mirroring
Rely on the printed lines and quilt design. Place matching outlines in mirror position so that everything lines up visually.
Important tip: Every Glue Edge number should appear in pairs, mirrored across a shared connection line.
If something doesn't fit, double-check your mirroring — it’s the key to accurate assembly.