Help me please
#11
Originally Posted by wolfkitty
Fold opposite corners together to make a triangle - that will tell you where you are off. If it's square, all the sides will match up. Fold again to give yourself a smaller block to work with. I think you would have cutting edges together, but it's late and I'm not sure. (3 a.m. here)
Anyone, please jump in here if I am steering her wrong.
Anyone, please jump in here if I am steering her wrong.
#12
Originally Posted by smitty
Originally Posted by Randa
Originally Posted by magpie
How large is your cutting mat? Use the lines on it.
guess I would measure 10 1/4" from the center to each edge. you would be working in quandrants. that way, you could use a smaller (12 1/2 ") square ruler. this is probably the biggest block you will ever need to square !
#14
This a good place to use freezer paper. Cut it into right size square and iron on block. Cut off extra. Of course make sure you center paper on block. If you don't get it too hot it sticks but comes right off.
I don't think I would fold the block because folds can distort the fabric.
I also use the lines on my mat for larger squares.
I don't think I would fold the block because folds can distort the fabric.
I also use the lines on my mat for larger squares.
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