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Old 08-30-2016, 12:07 AM
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Just Jan
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Default Need help from a math wizzard!

I want to set my quilt on point. I know how to do that and know how to figure the setting [ATTACH=CONFIG]557166[/ATTACH]triangles. What I don't know is how to figure the size of the finished quilt. If I use 12" finished blocks and use 13 blocks, what size will the quilt be before I add borders? I sketched out what I want and when its sewn together with the setting triangles and hung straight, it will be 3 blocks across x 3 down. So do I just take the diagonal measurement of the block times 3? So for 12" blocks the diagonal measurement is 17", so 17 x 3= 51" square? Or 10" blocks would measure 14 1/8 diag. so 14 1/8 x 3 =42 3/8 before borders? This is a special quilt and I really don't want to screw it up. I do not want anything larger than a lap quilt. HELP PLEASE ! Thanks. Jan
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