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Perhaps this will help you?
You'll find lots more than the ones you have inquired about. Hope this helps your Guild friends.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/quilters-dictionary-acronyms-consolidation-previous-posts-t178507.html
Candy Bar is not in the Moda Equivalent Measures listing.
You'll find lots more than the ones you have inquired about. Hope this helps your Guild friends.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/quilters-dictionary-acronyms-consolidation-previous-posts-t178507.html
Candy Bar is not in the Moda Equivalent Measures listing.
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Location: Central Missouri
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What I have gathered from Bonnie Hunter's website is that a brick is a rectangle which is the equivalent of 2 squares of the width sewn together. In case that is clear as mud, let me give you an example: a brick with a width of 2" would have a length of 3.5"; 2 2" squares sewn together would be 3.5 inches -- 2 + 2 = 4 - .5 (seam) == 3.5. A brick with 3.5" width would need to be 6.5" long, etc. Only my understanding --- I could be way off in left field!!
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