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Thanks Crafty, where have you been?
SueDor
Thanks Crafty, good to see your name pop up!!
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Yeah I tried this with a square 76" quilt and it told me I need 19 yards! I don't think so!
Thank-you for this link I have always just done a rough guesstamet in my head.
quiltmom04 this works great for small quilts that are up to 60" wide where you waste so much fabric getting 2 widths to sew together.
Thanks Crafty, so good to "see" you. I miss your wondeful links.
jean
Crafty welcome back always good to see your name and your posts .. Hope all is good with you and your family.
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Thanks craftybear......this type of "arithmetic" makes sense to me...I hated grade school arithmetic...bkkg had a debit-credit-balance & quilting has a challenge that keeps me sew happy
I guess that I didn't understand this , Why would I want a diagonal backing, When I figured it out for a 65x 85 quilt with 3" on each side it came up with 8.6 yard. Seems a lot to me.I can use 6 yards by just piecing two 2.5 yard lengths together vertically. I know that I am not great at math but I drew this out and I think that 6 yards should do it. Unless there is a reason to use a diagonal.
Toodie