4 inch squares
01-10-2012, 04:45 AM
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I like Jan's idea - Do not cut triangles for it. Instead do the method of starting with 2 squares and producing 2 HST squares.
If you decide to do D9P keep the center square consistent to provide some unity for the quilt.
If you decide to do D9P keep the center square consistent to provide some unity for the quilt.
01-10-2012, 05:47 AM
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How about a Carpenters Wheel/Star? Here is a table of sizes:
2 inch finished squares = 24 inch square quilt.
3 inch finished squares = 36 inch square quilt.
4 inch finished squares = 48 inch square quilt.
5 inch finished squares = 60 inch square quilt.
6 inch finished squares = 72 inch square quilt.
7 inch finished squares = 84 inch square quilt.
8 inch finished squares = 96 inch square quilt.
9 inch finished squares = 108 inch square quilt.
2 inch finished squares = 24 inch square quilt.
3 inch finished squares = 36 inch square quilt.
4 inch finished squares = 48 inch square quilt.
5 inch finished squares = 60 inch square quilt.
6 inch finished squares = 72 inch square quilt.
7 inch finished squares = 84 inch square quilt.
8 inch finished squares = 96 inch square quilt.
9 inch finished squares = 108 inch square quilt.
Great idea for using up leftovers.
01-10-2012, 07:29 AM
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I would do a quilt and if you have about 72 squares you can make a really cool fabric cube that little kids and pets love. I have made three of them so far. they are really easy. http://missgioia.com/2007/03/patchwo...-tutorial.html I have done them scrappyish also. just kinda put similar colors and patterns together. it was really cool.
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