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an image of a quilt with the words on - point quilt math made easy with donna lynn

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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the text how many 6 blocks do i need to make a quilt? on top of a table

Let's crack the quilting code together! 🧵🔍 We're simplifying the math for you, ensuring your next quilt is absolutely flawless! 🛏️✨ Enjoy the process without the guesswork. Join us on this quilting adventure! 🎉🎈

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How to Easily Resize a Quilt Block with a free resizing worksheet - on a table is a clipboard with a Quilt Block Resizing Worksheet, with some rows filled out, a pencil and calculator. Overlapping is a Rainbow Ring Quilt Block pattern and the Rainbow Ring block sewn in two different sizes.

No need to let scary math cramp your creativity! Mix Measure Make shows you step by step how to resize a quilt block using her free Quilt Block Resizing Worksheet. Read the blog post for step by step photos, ideas for resizing quilt blocks, and to access the free worksheet.

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a drawing with the words,'calculating marriage for your quilt pieces '

This blog post gives step by step instructions on how to do the hard stuff - QUILT MATH! This will help you figure out how much fabric you will need for all those pieces!

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three different types of squares with numbers on them

A couple of weeks ago, I started a little scrap quilt using 2½” squares and leftover binding ends that I couldn’t seem to throw out. I showed my process for partial seams in making those super simple but interesting blocks in that week's blog post, Partial to Scraps!I made a total of sixteen blocks that ended up 6½” square. Now, to figure out a layout 🙂I decided on four rows of four blocks to make a square quilt. I thought it would be more interesting to put the blocks on point.… and that…

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