The good news is that I used only scraps for the blocks, not counting the pink.
The other good news is that I got this out of my system; another traditional block to cross off the bucket list.
There are many examples of making individual blocks with half square triangles at the edges and sewing them together like this:


I am thankful ( and happy!) therefore that I stopped at nine, as the construction was more fiddly than the other way.
So I am going back to my four patch with a different idea for the center. Rather than describe it here, I'll make it first and see if it works. I'm getting smarter as I age.

I love your "my plan which has now been abandoned"....that's ME in a nutshell. I love to start a project with an idea and then let the piece tell where I'm REALLY going to go with it. Love your granny square.
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