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I have the Trianlation CD; actually two of them. The first of them allows me to print in 1/4, 1/2, etc and the second one gives me the 1/8 and such measurements. I go to the Dollar Store and get paper the kids use and cut it down to the right size and then chose my size. It cost around 25 for each CD but I no longer buy any paper or anything else and I have measurements when I need them. The second CD also has great ways of doing Flying Geese and a few other extras too.
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I usually use Triangulations, too - it's the bomb! But my next top is made of nothing but 2" HSTs - 64 per block.
The Triangulations would only print 12 blocks per sheet of paper, so I ordered the 2" size from Laundry Basket Quilts. Two 6½ x 21 pieces of fabric laid right sides together, pin the paper onto the back of the light side, stitch and cut - 28 blocks from each pair of strips.
The Triangulations would only print 12 blocks per sheet of paper, so I ordered the 2" size from Laundry Basket Quilts. Two 6½ x 21 pieces of fabric laid right sides together, pin the paper onto the back of the light side, stitch and cut - 28 blocks from each pair of strips.
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