cpfrog

Thanks, Jan in VA. Great diagrams and instructions.

Jan in VA

Happy to see my tute is still helping quilters all over the place! Setting quilts on point is such a simple process if you know the tricks, and the diagonal setting makes such visually interesting quilts, I am sad that more quilters don't use the technique.

Jan in VA

toogie

I’m sorry but when I can lick on the link it brings me to list of magazines. How do you see the pattern and I can’t?

SusieQOH

Toogie, same thing happened to me.

tallchick

I think most people are responding to Jan’s response which is post #7, she gives the formula.

toogie

Tallchick several quilters responded before Jan’s comment or formula but since is an old 2013 original post, I’m supposing now the link won’t work anymore. Don’t you think so too.

tallchick

Toogie you're probably right. I highly recommend this book for all quilters both new and seasoned. It is the encyclopedia of all things quilty. From setting triangles to borders, basic blocks, conversion charts etc… . It is small in size, easy to read and mine is spiral bound and sturdy. I paid 20.00 for mine but its on sale now.

https://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponline/notion//12482

Bardy

Thank you, Jan In VA, for this information. I just finished an on-point quilt and this would have saved me a ton of time.