Quilt math

Learn how to resize a quilt block using a handy Quilt Block Resizing Worksheet and how you can use this helpful skill to create one-of-a-kind creations.

Know exactly how many 12 inch blocks you need to make any size quilt with this post! Plus download the free cheat sheet to save for later.

So a week or so ago, I posted the back for my latest quilt and was asked if I figured out the math myself. Yes, and I guess I usually do....

EQ8 is a quilt design software that helps you design your own quilts and even does all of the math calculations for you! Continue reading to see the review!

There seems to be a heavy sigh when the words: half square triangles is used.

On-point units within blocks need to measure perfectly across their diagonals in order to fit correctly with straight-set corners. The quilt math is done for you when you use the Omnigrip On Point Ruler™ by Omnigrid, designed by Donna Lynn Thomas. In this guest article, Donna Lynn explains why she designed the On Point Ruler and how to use it.

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Piecing a Quilt or Block on Point Here are the formulas you need, and the charts so you don't have to figure it out. Free printable.

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