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    Old 01-15-2013, 02:29 PM
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    some of you asked me about the translation from centimeters to inch. Here you can do it!
    http://www.pats-pets.de/cm-inch.htm
    put your cm (centimeters) in the second box and push the button "umrechnen" (translate) than will you get the INCH ! If you need further measurements, so you must push the butten "löschen" (delete) . After that you can translate again from cm to inch and again you put the data of centimeters in the second box

    Hope it helps
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    Old 01-16-2013, 02:32 PM
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    Hey all, I went through and converted the items for block 1 to inches in case you haven't yet. I'm sorry for the mix of decimals and fractions, I used different sites at different times.

    - Finished block size: 7.87 x 22.83
    - Block size including seam allowance: 8 15/32 x 23.42

    Cut:
    1a beige with beige roses 5 5/16 x 4 17/32
    1b pink plaid/gingham 3 47/64 x 4 17/32
    1c white with little roses 8 15/32 x 17 1/8
    1d gray plaid/gingham 8 15/32 x 2 61/64

    I haven't finished the block yet but so far, so good.

    Thanks!
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    Old 02-06-2013, 12:49 PM
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    Just looked and the February block is now available. This is just too cute. I started it, but have changed it a whole bunch.

    I have many things of my grandmothers, mothers, etc., and am going to sew them onto the quilt. Mom's old pin cushion that was behind the door at the farm has a new home, grandma's embroidery scissors have a new home, as do some buttons, spools of thread, hookd, eyes, you name it, it is in their sewing boxes.

    I'm not sure how many of the actual blocks I will do, but when I'm finished my sampler, I will have many things from people who were very near and dear to me. Right now I have mainly made blocks that have small blocks on them that I can sew things on to.

    I am considering printing a picture of my grandmothers and mom onto fabric and making that part of the block that their items are part of.

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    Old 02-07-2013, 07:11 AM
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    Thanks for the link. This is cute! I looked on my tape measure and it has both centimeters and inches so I can convert the measurement myself. I think I may do my scrappy to use some of them.
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