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Originally Posted by Sugarpumpkin
by my calculations (and we all know how great my math is haha) this is what I came up with:
Color one - 8 FQ's Color two - 5 FQ's Color three - 14 FQ's And also by my calculations, it might possibly be cheaper to buy yardage instead! haha Does anyone have any great FQ patterns? I love fat quarter quilts. They are so easy to do. http://www.fatquartershop.com/freequiltpattern.asp http://www.fatquarterworld.com/quilt...?dept_id=2999& |
Originally Posted by Sugarpumpkin
ok..I have tried to figure out the yardage I need for each color and I cant seem to get the math right.
Has anyone made this quilt (the double irish chain) that can tell me how many yards I need for each color? Thanks! |
I spoke to the Joann's employee yesterday I asked what was the point of getting the home flier if you could just pick one up in the front of the store. She said if you get the flier at home and the coupons on the net and the flier at the front of the store you can use all three on one order (three items). Otherwise you can't use two front of store coupons at once. Does that make sense?
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That really doesn't make sense. Just because they are from three different sources doesn't change the fact they are the same coupons. Silly rule.
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Originally Posted by Crafty1
Also with JoAnn's FQ's it's not a full 18"x21". The ones that I bought and returned were around 16.5"x19".
If you buy the yardages and have many coupons, depending on who's cutting and at the register, they will use all the coupons on one transaction. I would ask first before cutting. I've never seen a coupon IN a JoAnn's store. The impression I got was that one could use three coupons (from different sources - they are supposed to have different bar codes) on three different items with one purchase. |
I don't know how large of a quilt that you want to make but I have the yardage requirements for both the single and the double irish chain.
The following requirements are for the Double chain, Baby quilt: 1 yard light, 1/2 yd. medium, 2/3 yd. dark Lap: 1 1/2 yds light, 3/4 yds. medium, 1 1/4 yds dark Twin: 2 yds. light, 1 yd. medium, 1 1/2 yds. dark Double: 2 1/4 yds. light, 1 1/8 yds. medium, 1 7/8 yds. dark Queen: 2 2/3 yds. light, 1 1/4 yds medium, 2 1/8 yds dark King: 3 yds light, 1 1/2 yds. medium, 2 1/2 yds dark I hope this helps! :D |
Originally Posted by kwhite
I spoke to the Joann's employee yesterday I asked what was the point of getting the home flier if you could just pick one up in the front of the store. She said if you get the flier at home and the coupons on the net and the flier at the front of the store you can use all three on one order (three items). Otherwise you can't use two front of store coupons at once. Does that make sense?
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Originally Posted by azam
I don't know how large of a quilt that you want to make but I have the yardage requirements for both the single and the double irish chain.
The following requirements are for the Double chain, Baby quilt: 1 yard light, 1/2 yd. medium, 2/3 yd. dark Lap: 1 1/2 yds light, 3/4 yds. medium, 1 1/4 yds dark Twin: 2 yds. light, 1 yd. medium, 1 1/2 yds. dark Double: 2 1/4 yds. light, 1 1/8 yds. medium, 1 7/8 yds. dark Queen: 2 2/3 yds. light, 1 1/4 yds medium, 2 1/8 yds dark King: 3 yds light, 1 1/2 yds. medium, 2 1/2 yds dark I hope this helps! :D Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!! |
Originally Posted by littlehud
That really doesn't make sense. Just because they are from three different sources doesn't change the fact they are the same coupons. Silly rule.
Not sure if I am replying correctly but the reason they tell you to get the coupon on line and the flyer from the mail and the store is because the UPC codes are all different. You can not use the same UPC code more the once per purchase. |
Our Joann's flyers in the store do not have the coupons in them. This happened to a lady while I was in the checkout line so I gave her one I was not using and she was so happy. That was my good deed for the day.
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