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Onebyone 10-14-2019 07:02 AM
There is a square in a square ruler that takes all the math out of it.

Annaquilts 10-14-2019 08:41 AM
Originally Posted by nativetexan (Post 8312509)
making the outside triangles larger is fine. then trim leaving a good 1/4 inch past each center square "corners". some leave even more room so it "floats". just depends on the look you want. Good luck!
Yes, this or get some one to cut it on a Sizzix or die cutter machine.

bkay 10-15-2019 05:05 AM
Thanks, guys for your advice. As I said, I messed up the existing triangle when ripping out the sashing, so I was only replacing the triangles on one block. Other than that, I'm allergic to triangles. I don't think they add enough interest to be worth the effort.

Of course, I just quilt for my own pleasure and for gifts.

bkay

TeresaA 10-15-2019 03:22 PM
My cousin and I are helping another cousin finish a baby quilt for her now 10 year old granddaughter.
People have given you good advice. I am still chuckling over this part. Sounds like my quilt finishing time :thumbup:.


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