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Thanks for the info. Was just looking for a piece of paper I had all this info on last Saturday and gave up looking. Now I got it again. Thanks |
Thank you for this BW :D:D:D
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cool, thanks for sharing.
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burnsk, could not get to the second time.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
Originally Posted by butterflywing
bearisgray,
i don't think you're cutting wider - imo, we lose those few threads that make that difference in the cuttting through no fault of our own. i think it's just the width of the scissors blade itself. what we really need is 6 "generous" inches to start with. do you think? i make up the difference with scant, really scant, seam allowances. i don't know what else to do. but it makes me nervous. i agree with you about the strange shapes that you can end up with when you buy pre-cuts. that's one of the reasons i don't care for them. Theoretically, it should "work" - but in actuality, I would probably only end up with 88 two-inch squares if I used a ruler - maybe it would "work" with a shape cut (?) ruler? and only about 56 2.5 inch squares. (Not trying to be difficult - just know what happens when I cut) :| and i won't get into the whole washing-shrinking issue here. still, i WAS surprised at what you can get out of them. i don't buy them so i never thought it through. whatever i need them for, they're never enough. no, i never tried it. i never saw a fq that was on the money. |
Thank you that was very helpful.
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Wow! Thank you so much! I bought a lovely set of fat quarter fabrics at a quilting market, but I have never used fat quarters at all, so I have been somewhat at a loss. This helps a lot!
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