Published by Caron Mosey at Michigan Quilts! 2011
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Sewing Half-Square Triangles
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Very handy chart!
Thanks
Tim
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A great chart to have on hand!
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I love this chart
Thanks,
Stephanie
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Very nice,
Thanks
Stephanie
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This will come in handy. Thank you š
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Great chart! But what if I want to go larger? Say 23inches?
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A great chart to take away guessing!
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Thank you for this great chart.
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When I am making super-sized blocks, I make a prototype out of newspaper.
But to answer your question: minimum 23 7/8″ squares === HOWEVER, I always use slightly larger than required (especially with your long bias seam) so that I can “square it up” so in this case I would cut my squares to an even 24″.
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Handy chart to have. Thanks.
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I also cut up too, I then square them up. an extra step but so worth it when putting them together..
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Is this chart for the hts’s sewn all the way around the square and cut diagonally twice? Or the ones sewing down either side of the middle diagonally and cut in the middle?
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For the ones sewing down either side of the middle diagonally and cut in the middle.
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I have such trouble on sizes-I have been looking for this-happily found it here- Thank You very much ā¤
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