
Normally, sewing rows of fabric together is fairly straightforward. But these rows are rather pointy. I've found that it's easiest to stop sewing at each point/corner, trim the thread, remove the fabric, reposition the fabric, and then start at that last corner from a different direction and start sewing again. I dunno. It makes no sense in words. Here's some photos to go with the words.
- Pin and sew the first circle units together as you would individual melon pieces.

- Then take 2 corner-squares not sewn in last step, and re-align the fabric so they will be sewn. Pin.

Fabric re-alignment at the corner.

- Start at a previous corner square, and sew along two corner squares and across medallion, easing in fabric as usual.

- Check center seams for any flaws, and redo as necessary. Sometimes have to take out older seams and do new ones.

- Iron.

- Repeat for all remaining units in row, and for all remaining rows.

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