Graeco-Latin squares

That appears to have some duplication, J. For instance, some of the pale blue large squares have the same fabric in the centre? . In message , jeanne-nzlstar* writes

i know i know, i only put it there for anyone who might want/need the how-to for making the actual blocks. i did say basic, lol. j.

"Hanne Gottliebsen" wrote... This gives the basic pattern, but doesn't split up the colours according to Graeco-Latin square. The colour placement is what makes the Graeco-Latin square.

Hanne >

here is the basic set up tho this only shows it as 8 x 8 blocks.> for those too weary to think how to go about this...like me, lol.> j.

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i know i know, i only put the link up for anyone who might need/want the how-to on making the actual blocks. i thot it might be useful to someone, silly me, eh. j.

"Patti" wrote... That appears to have some duplication, J. For instance, some of the pale blue large squares have the same fabric in the centre?

jeanne-nzlstar* writes

Aah! . In message , jeanne-nzlstar* writes

If you use the same colours for the small squares as the large ones, for every colour there will be one square with both small and large squares having that colour.

(Yucky sentence of mathematical English but it *does* mean what I want it to, if you read it a few times...)

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Yes, I realised that; which was why I noticed that the quilt for which Jeanne gave us the link didn't follow that 'rule'. However, she explained that she 'showed' us that quilt to see the nature of the possible quilt construction rather than an example of the Graeco-Latin squares principle. . In message , Jack Campin - bogus address writes