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Originally Posted by matraina
I think adding 7/8" squares was for the half squares where you got 2 out of 2 squares. I thought you'd have to add more for the quarter square. Here's another site I found for "Calculating Quarter Square Triangles": http://www.patchwork-and-quilting.co...riangles.html. I have not had time to try this yet, so I can't vouch for it. If anyone tries it, and it works, please let me know. Thanks.
Also to Mary Brace - thank you for the detailed chart, I will be giving it a try. Love this board, we can find out so much from each other. Marysewfun |
You can also start with two larger squares and after you sew around the sides and cut diagonally both directions, you can cut another square the new size when the pinwheel is opened and contue by sewing around the new squares, cut diagonally and add another.It's fun
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I found this information somewhere and copied it in my quilting notebook.
setting triangle: for a 6-inch block use a 9 3/4inch sq " " 9-inch block use a 14" sq " " 10-inch block use a 15 3/8 sq " " 12-inch block use a 18 1/4" s This may help. |
I have tried this and it's AWESOME !! Easy, Quick & who could ask for anything more???? :thumbup:
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this is the way i do it...love the pinwheels.. :-D
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How clever! Thanks for sharing!
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