OBW - will 1 of these Fabrics work??

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04-22-2011, 07:43 PM

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littleone

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Originally Posted by QuiltE

Are you wanting a full sized quilt? or content with a wall hanging or lap quilt. If so, and wanting to use your stash, you could go with #2, and not fret that you don't have a full set of repeats. Just being aware that it'll be a little smaller.
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Using fabric #2, there would only be about 9.5" available with 6 repeats - that would make a really small quilt!

Fabric # 1 & 2 will be going back into my stash for future quilts. I am trying to get at least a lap size quilt, boarders can help out there.

04-23-2011, 02:38 AM

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It depends on which OBW design you use. There appears to be some confusion on OBW designs. Do you plan on doing the one using triangles or 4 pieces.
You have to compute based on your planned pattern and the number of repeats you have in the fabric.

04-23-2011, 08:32 AM

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OBW uses either 6 or 8 repeats, always triangles that form hexagons or octagons. 4-patch posie uses 4 repeats (squares) and stack and whack uses various repeats, usually triangles I think.