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Old 03-24-2017, 04:04 PM
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Peckish
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Yes, I agree, you will have Y seams. The only way to avoid Y seams is to cut some of the hexagons in half and sew them that way, but since your customer wants you to use t-shirts, that's probably out of the questions.

However, since you're doing a rag-style quilt, it probably won't matter much if your Y seams don't match perfectly, the rag will hide it and no one will know!
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