Originally Posted by weezie
I have done John Flynn's method, successfully. I had a piece of fabric that was a bit too long and a bit too narrow, so I cut it diagonally from top left corner to bottom right, slid the 2 cut pieces in opposite directions until I had the width I needed and still had enough length. I marked the 2 pieces, sewed them back together, starting and ending at the marks, cut off the end triangles, i.e., squared up and, voila, I had the rectangle the size I needed. This was for a queen sized quilt.
God Bless You!!!!!! I found this website that tried to explain this and sort of understood, but couldn't get the #'s. I gave the equation to my son that's in pre-calc and he's scratching his head!!! I printed off Flynn's instructions to take into his Math Teacher for clarification!!!!! :oops: :lol:
http://bsue.wordpress.com/2007/03/25...ng-directions/
Sounds much easier the way you did it!! What size was your fabric width?