How to use the quilt graph paper
Pick the sheet for your bed size: the quilt and its mattress are already drawn, so the drop over the sides is visible before you draw a block. Count the squares a block covers at that sheet's scale (at 1 square = 2 in, a 12-inch block is 6 squares), sketch the layout, then add borders square by square. Every size in our quilt patterns is drawn the same way, and the quilt sizes by bed guide lists the mattress and drop each one covers.
What's in the PDF
- Every grid at true scale with a 1-inch test square
- US Letter and A4 pages
- PDF for printing and PNG for tablet apps
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Printing at true size: set the printer to 100 % and check the test square. How to print a pattern at actual size
Questions about the Quilt Graph Paper
- What is on each sheet?
- Baby 40 × 40 in at 1 square = 1 in of the finished quilt; Throw 60 × 60 in at 1 square = 2 in of the finished quilt; Twin 70 × 90 in at 1 square = 2 in of the finished quilt; Full 85 × 85 in at 1 square = 3 in of the finished quilt; Queen 90 × 90 in at 1 square = 3 in of the finished quilt; King 100 × 100 in at 1 square = 3 in of the finished quilt, and 6 more.
- Will it print at the right size?
- Yes, when the printer is set to 100 % (actual size): every page carries a 1-inch test square to check against a ruler.
Ready to make it?
- Format PDF, Letter + A4
