And then there were forty quarter-blocks
featuring a wide variety of reds.
Earlier this month when Mosaic was introduced,
I calculated I would need to make
32 quarter-blocks per month.
That was before I realized that
those 3" blocks would finish at 2.5"
which then meant that the
four-part block would finish at 5"
instead of 6 inches.
My revised plan now calls for a layout
with eighteen 2.5" blocks across
by twenty-two 2.5" blocks long
for a total of 396 2.5" blocks.
Those 396 quarter-blocks will yield 99 5" blocks
which will be laid out 9 across x 11 long
for a top measuring 45" x 55"
So instead of die cutting
2,560 quarter square triangles,
I 'll need 3,168 QSTs.
I wonder which focal color
Angela will choose for February . . .
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Linking up with The Rainbow Scrap Challenge.
Quiltdivajulie
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11 comments:
I can tell you love math! Love the mosaic blocks. It will look great with that blue background!
That is a lot of little pieces, but they're going to make something really beautiful! I am also ready to find out a new color for February!
Ay least you have the die cutter to cut those pieces with, otherwise you’d need an arm transplant! Love the brights you’re working with!
I went back to the earlier post and it sure is intriguing. I am saving all this Mosaic stuff in a document so I can see it all together. I am loving the way it is working.
You sure are ambitious! Glad you figured out the size now instead of 10 months from now.
It all adds up one way or another!
Nice, bright fabrics. Lots of nice blocks.
So many blocks! It sounds like a lot when you do all the math.
I think your quilt math might be intimidating - that is a lot of QSTs! Good thing you've got that cutter. That will make it a lot easier! Your blocks look great - I love your blue backgrounds!
Darn those seam allowances. The reds are beautiful.
I know you'll enjoy the process despite the numbers.
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