It took a bit of fiddling around to remember how I had managed to print the foundations out the correct size the other day. But eventually I sorted it out, and printed out another 36 of them (which was my
I hope I've got the maths right now...
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Maths Fail
On Monday I said I needed to make 36 sashing strips for my Wild and Goosey quilt. But last night it occurred to me that that had to be wrong. It turns out that I actually need 36 30 for the vertical columns, and another 36 30 for the horizontal rows. Oops!
It took a bit of fiddling around to remember how I had managed to print the foundations out the correct size the other day. But eventually I sorted it out, and printed out another 36 of them (which was mysecond third maths fail):
So given the 12 I have made so far, I now have only 60 54 48 sashing units to do!
I hope I've got the maths right now...
It took a bit of fiddling around to remember how I had managed to print the foundations out the correct size the other day. But eventually I sorted it out, and printed out another 36 of them (which was my
I hope I've got the maths right now...
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6 comments:
If you make extra it will have to be the start of another quilt .... where will it all end?
I'm impressed that you found a pattern for the flying geese and sized them to fit the goosey blocks. Super to have done them a second time.
Maths was never my favourite subject!!!
Those geese just keep multiplying when your back is turned..LOL Welcome to my "Math World"...hugs, Julierose
Too funny. I get my DH to help with the math.
I'm just going to keep pinning them up on the design wall as I make them, and stop when I run out of blocks to put sashing between!
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