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Originally Posted by charlottequilts
(Post 6640393)
I still get confused by the term "finished," as it seems like the half-square triangles and complex, larger blocks, after all those machinations, are finished. So, when I do my own calculations, I call them "raw." They're finished up as a unit but raw until they're sewn into the quilt.
hugs, Charlotte |
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 6639846)
Oh, forget all that 7/8 inch stuff and go for a full inch (4)then trim down to fit!
Most of us, by this age, are nearly too blind to see those "weird" measurements anyway! :D Jan in VA |
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 6639846)
Oh, forget all that 7/8 inch stuff and go for a full inch (4)then trim down to fit!
Most of us, by this age, are nearly too blind to see those "weird" measurements anyway! :D Jan in VA |
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 6639846)
Oh, forget all that 7/8 inch stuff and go for a full inch (4)then trim down to fit!
Most of us, by this age, are nearly too blind to see those "weird" measurements anyway! :D Jan in VA |
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Trim down with Quilt In A Day's triangle square up ruler. ONE cut to square up.
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you start at 4" and put your ruler to the little dot line at 4 and cut from 4 and you in up with 37/8
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I agree 7/8th is a pain
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Here is a handy chart that I pinned to my Pinterest board for reference:
http://blog.caronmosey.com/2011/06/s...triangles.html |
Jan....Love your comments..Who thought up those 'wacky' measurements anyway?
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 6639846)
Oh, forget all that 7/8 inch stuff and go for a full inch (4)then trim down to fit!
Most of us, by this age, are nearly too blind to see those "weird" measurements anyway! :D Jan in VA You tell it like it is and I appreciate that! |
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