Old 05-23-2013, 07:19 PM
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quiltin-nannie
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA View Post
SIDE SETTING TRIANGLES:
1. Measure your block ON THE DIAGONAL and add 2" to that measurement and cut a square.
2. Cut that square on BOTH DIAGONALS. The long edge will be on the straight grain uhand will be set along the EDGES of your quilt top.

CORNER SETTING TRIANGLES:
1. Measure your block along one side, add 2" to this measurement and cut 2 squares.
2. Cut these squares on ONE DIAGONAL. The short sides will be on the straight grain and will be set along the corners of your quilt top.

No math. No lost block points. A little "float" allowed. A stable, wonderful setting!

Jan in VA
Jan, I've been quilting many years but have only been on QB for a couple months. I have really enjoyed reading your posts, and have even learned some new things from you. Just wanted to say thanks for the wonderful things you share. Even us old dogs can learn a new trick or two.
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