Good morning everyone.
Now that I'm back from my holidays, I'm fully in the create a quilt mode. I'm working on two sampler quilts, one set on point using fabrics from the Moda collection for a cause legacy line, and another, set horizontal, using fabrics from the Kansas Troubles favorites line.
56 different 12" blocks. Should keep me busy for a bit!So, I', playing around with EQ5 and having a blast!
However, I suddenly stumbled on a brainless moment (this happens at around 4 am when I'm on call and unable to sleep). What is the diference between using Half Square Triangles and Quarter square triangles?
Obviously if I need a square with four triangles in it, with the "lines" running diagonally from corner to corner, I need QST's right? Or NOT! Because a QST is really a HST turned at a different angle.
Am I making any sense at all? They way I look at it, if I want to make
4" flying geese unit, I can use a 2" HST , put the 90=BA angle at the top and then either sew squares or triangles to the two sides to make the unit. But, the way I see it, I can also use a 4" QST, and then just like before, put the 90=BA