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The charity quilts we do for the children's hospital are all 39x39 finished - 5x5, 5" blocks with a border. go with the square #2 option.
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I'm with most of the rest here...."Option B". A square will go from a crib to a lap, easily....:)
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Me too for B
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Originally Posted by cynicalbeauty
(Post 6859621)
So I just made a baby quilt for a friend but do to fuzzy math. I made it 36x63. (4 blocks per row for 7 rows) so it it narrow and long. This whole time I thought I was making it 45x63. That's what happens when a woman with a degree in writing does math I guess. If you were me would you:
a.) Remove a couple of rows to make it shorter. b.) Remove the rows and add them to the width to make the quilt square. (45x45) c.) Leave it the way it is. I don't have the option of adding another row to make it wider while leaving the length. |
I would add borders to the sides. I hate ripping.
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I think B would be the better option, so even though it may be more squared, it's a great size for baby to play on the floor with it, or a nice size for a cuddle quilt.
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I was an English major for a reason so I feel your pain. I like baby quilts to be square because when they are laid on the floor for baby to play on, it works out best-- JMHO.
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Another vote for B, I just made a square baby quilt about that size-on purpose! LOL It looks good.
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I also vote for B with some cute borders.
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Option A is my choice because I like rectangular quilts. But option B is another good choice. froggyintexas
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