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I will post pics today,got to wait till there is more light!I will also ask her the name of the shop.Her husband brought back the fabric,he shipped his clothes so he could put it in his suitcases.
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This is what i did,. using 6 1/2 inch squares
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-103513-1.htm
You can measure the print on the fabric to determine what size square would show the fabric pattern off to best advantage, then cut all the squares to that size. The corner square is just half the size (or less) of the main square, so if you cut 10" squares, the corners would use a 5" (or less).
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-103513-1.htm
You can measure the print on the fabric to determine what size square would show the fabric pattern off to best advantage, then cut all the squares to that size. The corner square is just half the size (or less) of the main square, so if you cut 10" squares, the corners would use a 5" (or less).
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
This is what i did,. using 6 1/2 inch squares
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-103513-1.htm
You can measure the print on the fabric to determine what size square would show the fabric pattern off to best advantage, then cut all the squares to that size. The corner square is just half the size (or less) of the main square, so if you cut 10" squares, the corners would use a 5" (or less).
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-103513-1.htm
You can measure the print on the fabric to determine what size square would show the fabric pattern off to best advantage, then cut all the squares to that size. The corner square is just half the size (or less) of the main square, so if you cut 10" squares, the corners would use a 5" (or less).
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