What does this make?
03-16-2015, 08:49 AM
#23
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Hi gang... I guess I'm not reading that pattern the way everyone else is. The way I see it is:
A = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
B = 2.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 8.5 (c) = 13.5" across
C = 4.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 6.5 (c) = 13.5" across
D = 6.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 4.5 (c) = 13.5" across
E = 8.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 13.5" across
F = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
(c = not white fabric)
(w = white fabric)
This is the order it was listed in and we all assumed that the white 2.5 squares go between the two cuts. It seems there are some problems with the dimensions. Maybe I don't get it??
A = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
B = 2.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 8.5 (c) = 13.5" across
C = 4.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 6.5 (c) = 13.5" across
D = 6.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 4.5 (c) = 13.5" across
E = 8.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 13.5" across
F = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
(c = not white fabric)
(w = white fabric)
This is the order it was listed in and we all assumed that the white 2.5 squares go between the two cuts. It seems there are some problems with the dimensions. Maybe I don't get it??
03-16-2015, 09:20 AM
#24
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Location: northwest Ohio
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Originally Posted by nme1974
Hi gang... I guess I'm not reading that pattern the way everyone else is. The way I see it is:
A = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
B = 2.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 8.5 (c) = 13.5" across
C = 4.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 6.5 (c) = 13.5" across
D = 6.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 4.5 (c) = 13.5" across
E = 8.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 13.5" across
F = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
(c = not white fabric)
(w = white fabric)
This is the order it was listed in and we all assumed that the white 2.5 squares go between the two cuts. It seems there are some problems with the dimensions. Maybe I don't get it??
A = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
B = 2.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 8.5 (c) = 13.5" across
C = 4.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 6.5 (c) = 13.5" across
D = 6.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 4.5 (c) = 13.5" across
E = 8.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 13.5" across
F = 10.5 (c) + 2.5 (w) + 2.5 (c) = 15.5" across
(c = not white fabric)
(w = white fabric)
This is the order it was listed in and we all assumed that the white 2.5 squares go between the two cuts. It seems there are some problems with the dimensions. Maybe I don't get it??
03-16-2015, 09:54 AM
#25
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,369
Originally Posted by DresiArnaz
Based on your notes, I came up with this:
By gosh, I think you've got it! Very cleverly deduced, Ms. Sherlock! Also, love this pattern!
Last edited by Friday1961; 03-16-2015 at 09:58 AM.
03-16-2015, 10:33 AM
#26
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Temple, Texas
Posts: 35
Originally Posted by LyndaOH
On the A and F rows, you've added an extra 2.5. They are each one 10.5" x 2.5" color strip and one 2.5" x 2.5" white square. In addition, you've forgotten to take the seam allowances into account. The block will finish at 12" (12.5" unfinished).
Thanks for for correcting me though...
03-16-2015, 11:46 AM
#27
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Join Date: Feb 2015
Posts: 637
It threw me too.
I couldn't wrap my mind around it
Treating it all as 2.5 strips was the only thing that made sense to me
Maybe you guys can come up with something better. That was all I could manage
(I flunked algebra...LOL!)
I couldn't wrap my mind around it
Treating it all as 2.5 strips was the only thing that made sense to me
Maybe you guys can come up with something better. That was all I could manage
(I flunked algebra...LOL!)
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