If I would want to make my own turn overs what size square would I need to start out with to cut two turn over triangles or can some one tell me what the size is of a turn over triangle? Thanks in advance.
http://tutorials.missouriquiltco.com/ Cilck on quilting tutorial and then click the stack and wack video. Look at this great tutorial online free for making a stack and wack with turn overs. |
I will surf and see if I can find us some information
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Thanks! I was not able to find it yet.
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They are six inch triangles, so is it half of a 6" square? I don't know for sure where they measure their triangle.
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Originally Posted by Sadiemae
They are six inch triangles, so is it half of a 6" square? I don't know for sure where they measure their triangle.
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
Originally Posted by Sadiemae
They are six inch triangles, so is it half of a 6" square? I don't know for sure where they measure their triangle.
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Fabric depot has some. I think it says they are 6".
http://www.fabricdepot.com/index.php...&pageid=172347 |
When I use turnovers, I sew them together along the long sides. Then I always use a 5 1/2 inch square to square them up. The finished size is then 5 inches. Hope this helps!
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i think you add 7/8 of an inch to your square, 6" plus 7/8 .for a total of 6 7/8". works for any size square. try it on some scraps.
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Originally Posted by kittenquilts
When I use turnovers, I sew them together along the long sides. Then I always use a 5 1/2 inch square to square them up. The finished size is then 5 inches. Hope this helps!
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