Originally Posted by mpeters1200
Wow...I think I just fell in love with EQ6. Your computer did that?
I couldn't download the program. I could look at the templates and the rotary cutting ones.
The rotary cutting one....there's a 3 1/4 " piece and a 2 7/8". Are those strips as long as the WOF? Also, if they are, am I then cutting them down to 3 1/4 and 2 7/8" squares? I probably would then be cutting them on the diagonal for the HST.
Am I understanding all that correctly? If that's true, I'm not sure that's more difficult that some of the other cutting instructions for the rest of the blocks. In fact, many of the other blocks involve 2 7/8" squares.
You're cutting strips for the "A" triangles that are 3 1/4 wide, WOF, then subcutting into 3 1/4 squares, subcutting again into triangles.
For the "B" squares, 2 7/8" wide WOF strips, subcut into 2 7/8 squares.
But I do really like the suggestion to just cut a titch more so it's easier to measure and cut, and take a seam a titch more than the 1/4".
The EQ6 project file can only be opened in EQ6, it isn't the program itself. The only math I had to do was to multiply the size of the square (12") by how many squares in the block (5) to get the grid (60). The printouts are just File-Print and pick what you want printed! It is awesome, eh?