3/4 DIY Under Quilt

**Bearclaw** · 08-14-2014, 21:22

Help,

What are the best Instructions for 3/4 Down DIY Under Quilt? I will be using it with my Blackbird.

Thanks
BearClaw

**CountryRoads** · 08-14-2014, 23:21

Check out CatSplats thread, "DIY differential cut UQ calculator." You can mess with the spreadsheet to get the size you want.

**FLRider** · 08-15-2014, 08:54

Originally Posted by CountryRoads

Check out CatSplats thread, "DIY differential cut UQ calculator." You can mess with the spreadsheet to get the size you want.

Agreed. You can find it in this thread.

**CountryRoads** · 08-15-2014, 09:17

Thanks for linking that, don't know how to do it, or I would have. That should be a DIY sticky thread.

**FLRider** · 08-15-2014, 13:13

Originally Posted by CountryRoads

Thanks for linking that, don't know how to do it, or I would have. That should be a DIY sticky thread.

Pretty simple to do links. Open the page you want to link to in a separate tab or window in your browser, copy the URL at the top of the page, go back to your response, type in the text that you want to be a link, highlight that text, hit the little button that looks like a world with an infinity sign on it, and paste the URL into the field that brings up. Hit "OK", and you're done. Easy-peasy.

**CountryRoads** · 08-15-2014, 13:58

Originally Posted by FLRider

Pretty simple to do links. Open the page you want to link to in a separate tab or window in your browser, copy the URL at the top of the page, go back to your response, type in the text that you want to be a link, highlight that text, hit the little button that looks like a world with an infinity sign on it, and paste the URL into the field that brings up. Hit "OK", and you're done. Easy-peasy.

Thanks for that. That does sound simple. My PC has been acting up so mostly use an iPad. Don't think I can do it on that.

And, Bearclaw hopefully that thread helps you out. I used it to make my UQ. Worked great and saved me from having to do any real math at all.

**juanbalboa** · 08-17-2014, 11:10

Originally Posted by FLRider

Pretty simple to do links. Open the page you want to link to in a separate tab or window in your browser, copy the URL at the top of the page, go back to your response, type in the text that you want to be a link, highlight that text, hit the little button that looks like a world with an infinity sign on it, and paste the URL into the field that brings up. Hit "OK", and you're done. Easy-peasy.

Thanks for the computing tip. I had been wondering how to do that...