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quiltymom 01-08-2012 03:50 PM

Yes its called Taking the math out of quilting,it has a blue front,it has what to cut how many of each pieces to cut,also how much fabric you'll need I can't live without mine I have 2, Trust me it is the best you'll find!!!!

NJ Quilter 01-08-2012 04:41 PM

There is also a small spiral bound book called Quilters Reference Guide. Has the answer to this and many other math questions as well as bed/quilt sizes, etc. Great little book. Under $10 I think and it's small enough to take along with you but large enough for 'mature' eyes to read. I find it an invaluable tool.

AliKat 01-08-2012 07:09 PM


Originally Posted by NJ Quilter (Post 4856037)
There is also a small spiral bound book called Quilters Reference Guide. Has the answer to this and many other math questions as well as bed/quilt sizes, etc. Great little book. Under $10 I think and it's small enough to take along with you but large enough for 'mature' eyes to read. I find it an invaluable tool.

This is what I would suggest. It is easy to understand and well written. I know it was on Amazon ... probably on other sites as well.

ali

fxsts93kf 01-09-2012 12:31 AM

Taking the Math out of Patchwork is also on Amazon. I just looked for it the other day.


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