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Making 4 patch with 2-1/2" blocks and I want to set them
I want to set the 4 patch of 2-1/2" blocks on point, so what size do I cut the set in triangles...I know somebody will tell me on here that's smarter than I am..
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There really is no need to think about "math" for setting triangles!! Here is how I teach my classes. And this allows extra fabric along the edges to let the blocks "float" -- no losing any points! -- and extra for trimming the quilt before basting and quilting.
Jan in VA |
Great info Jan -- good simple math. Thanks
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Thank you Jan, that is very straight forward and easy to remember.
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Yes, Jan...your instructions are easy. I’ve printed a copy...thank you for the valuable information.
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
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There really is no need to think about "math" for setting triangles!! Here is how I teach my classes. And this allows extra fabric along the edges to let the blocks "float" -- no losing any points! -- and extra for trimming the quilt before basting and quilting.
Jan in VA |
Thank you so much Jan. Your description is now hanging on my sewing room wall. Great information, and a problem that comes up frequently can now be displayed right in from of me. Love it!
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Jan, this formula is just what the doctor ordered! Thanks for sharing your math brain.
Charlie |
Thanks for sharing I have a quilt I want to set on point and this will really help.
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