Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
Quiltkind’s stash-first cutting plan
A quilt planner that describes using photos of your fabric stash to design quilts and calculate cutting plans.
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- Quilters planning projects from fabric they already own
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- The page says fabric scale is set by tapping two lines on a cutting mat, with quantities rounded to the next eighth yard.
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The described sizing method uses a photographed cutting mat as a scale reference: users tap two mat lines so the planner can account for the actual dimensions of their fabric. Its examples include fat quarters, charm packs, jelly rolls, scraps, and yardage, with leftover strip ends reused for smaller pieces. The page also lists calculators for backing, binding, borders, blocks, and half-square triangles; planner access is labeled early access.
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