Resizing (reducing) block help?
#1
Hello all, I haven't been online here in some time, but I'm in a quilting class at my church, so I'm getting my feet wet, so to speak. We're working on a twin sized quilt for a children's home, and it is being made of 10-inch blocks. Really a lot of fun!
I ran across a block on Pinterest, Woven Ribbons, that I really like and would like to make for our project. But its finished size is 12.5 inches. How would I go about reducing the size of this block to 10 inches?
I did a search on the forum, and found several links to helps - some links don't seem to work, and some ideas won't work for this, as I'm not just halving the size.
And math has never been my strength, so...
I ran across a block on Pinterest, Woven Ribbons, that I really like and would like to make for our project. But its finished size is 12.5 inches. How would I go about reducing the size of this block to 10 inches?
I did a search on the forum, and found several links to helps - some links don't seem to work, and some ideas won't work for this, as I'm not just halving the size.
And math has never been my strength, so...
#2
Is this the Woven Ribbons block you are speaking about? https://www.quilterscache.com/W/WovenRibbonsBlock.html
just checking to make sure before trying to help to resize
just checking to make sure before trying to help to resize
#3
Is this the Woven Ribbons block you are speaking about? https://www.quilterscache.com/W/WovenRibbonsBlock.html
just checking to make sure before trying to help to resize
just checking to make sure before trying to help to resize
I've drawn it out on graph paper; just can't quite wrap my head around it. But then, I'm taking cold meds, which I'm sure doesn't help.
Thanks for any help you can give me!
#4
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Draw it out, as you would like it to be when finished, and sewn together in the quilt.
Then, be sure to add 1/4" to each side of each piece to allow for the seam allowances.
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