Adjust for larger quilt?
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You can also add sashing or enlarge the width of sashing that's called for in the pattern.
When you add additional blocks, take a look at the secondary pattern the blocks make. If the pattern originally had an odd (or even) number of blocks, you may need to add enough blocks to keep that configuration.
When you add additional blocks, take a look at the secondary pattern the blocks make. If the pattern originally had an odd (or even) number of blocks, you may need to add enough blocks to keep that configuration.
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Once you've determined the finished size you want, then you determine the number of blocks each way needed to reach that size. If you don't have EQ, graph paper is your best friend, especially if sashing is involved.
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