- Re:Drafting Question - 2007-09-07 07:31:20-04
You want your finished square made up of 2 triangles to be 8 inches. Right? And you want the triangles themselves as they are sewn together into a square to be ragged. I think when you add 7/8 inch that includes the 3/8 seam. with leaves a half inch to make up for the corners. So, to get a one inch seam instead of a 3/8 inch seam you would make your square 1-1/2 inches bigger than you want to finish with. A 9-1/2 inch square should cut and sew into an 8 inch block.
Now does this make sense to you? It always sounds more complicated than it should.
ps, I tried it. I cut a 9-1/2 inch block, cut it diagonally, sewed it back together with a 1 inch seam and it came out 8 inches square.
Hugs, Happy ragging
Anna
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Friday, September 07, 2007
Re:Drafting Question
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