Number of strips from fat quarters (18″ x 22″)
2″ = 8 2.5″ = 6 3″ = 6 3.5″ = 5 4″ = 4 4.5″ = 4 5″ = 3 5.5″ = 3 6″ = 3 6.5″ = 2
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0Number of squares from fat quarter (18″ x 22″)
2″ = 99 2.5″ = 56 3.5″ = 30 4″ = 20 4.5″ = 16 5″ = 12 5.5″ = 12 6″ = 9 6.5″ = 6 7″ = 6 8″ =
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