FREE Chart and On Point Math Tutorial with Kimberly | Fat Quarter Shop

Corner settings and side settings, oh my! Have you ever struggled with your quilts that require on point math?
Kimberly is here to show you how easy it can be by just doing a little bit of math! AND we've included a free downloaded chart that shows you the traditional way to do on point math and also Kimberly's way, which makes the block bigger so you can cut it down later. Your blocks are going to turn out SEW beautiful and accurate!
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[@doreensherk287]

I know this is an older video but it is exactly what I have been looking for, thank you, you just made my blocks easier to complete. Your tips are great! ❤

[@marydevlin9559]

Thank you! I have cut on point before, but it turned out so bad I altered the quilt like one would alter clothing. It worked, but this is a great tutorial. You are the best!

[@patriciarose95]

Kimberly, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, for this chart. You have made putting blocks on point painless. I LOVE that you give all the sizes in this chart. I appreciate your tutorials. So very helpful in all of them.

[@rebeccasewing]

Thanks, Kimberly, for the chart. What a timesaver and no guesswork. I always cut mine larger so I'll be following your method.on the chart. It just make sense to do it this way and avoid mistakes, stress and cursing. hahaha

[@sharonbolin2994]

Thanks a million, Kimberly. You've made life easier for us!

[@kimberlykaspar2157]

Thank you Kimberly, the chart is going to be such a lifesaver! And I always love your tutorials!

[@Pixiedust-nf6yp]

Oh! You're an angel sweetie .... Thanks so much for your time and knowledge ... It is very much appreciated... ❤❤

[@patriciagabrielides3146]

Thank you, Kimberley, I'll be printing your chart out today. So very helpful. 🐨🇦🇺🏖

[@melniee2551]

I like the Kimberly method - seems like it is a no fail method!

[@karinabak3993]

Thank you for the chart and the tutorial! Both are very helpful.

[@yolandacrespo9895]

Thank You Kimberly, for your tutorial

[@barbaradesousa9122]

Kimberly, The was a very helpful tutorial. Thank you!

[@madebyzheng]

Thank you so much Kimberly and FQS

[@franniephelps6062]

Thank you. I definitely like the Kimberly way!

[@ladyd54]

Thank you Kimberly!

[@jaeltay]

Thank you for the information. Have a happy day.😀

[@terrymaffitt4012]

I love your method. Thanks for sharing.

[@dawnee9950]

Thank you Kimberly so much, so helpful

[@rosettagadson1762]

Thanks Kimberly, funny as I'm working on a quilt now that this chart will really help. And I think I will do it your way Thanks again

[@amysmith5863]

Thanks so much Kimberly for putting this together! This is so helpful!! ❤️

[@rhondadiercks]

This was easy and clear to understand, I have been afraid to do on point, but not so much now! Thank you

[@lauram7123]

Thank you for having the downloadable pdf. Just a thought, if you line the bigger block corner to corner on a line on the cutting mat, the lines would be easy to mark.

[@goparaha6580]

Life saver
Thank you Kimberly 😊

[@katesgate]

Super tip! Thanks so much for the free chart.

[@elsafischer3247]

Thank you for everything from Switzerland

[@MarciaBaker1205]

This helps so much thanks

[@natashalindner2059]

Thank you, I am new to this and you have made it easy to understand.

[@harperreads]

Thanks for the chart! It will be very helpful!

[@susangriffin7411]

Very much appreciated!

[@luvtoknit]

Thank you for the tutorial...its really going to help.

[@kpierce4699]

I used this chart and it worked great. I am stuck now figuring out how to square up an on point quilt at this point so I can add a border. Is there a video that would help?

[@stephanniemetz3610]

Thank you!

[@dallastaylor5479]

Thank you!!!

[@gabyhernandez3381]

Muy bonitos sus trabajos todos me gustan y todas sus eramientas y patroncito a quiero felicidades

[@mindygooding9458]

Excellent!!!!

[@jewels-8655]

Thank You :)

[@huisuk]

Thanks

[@ImGinaMarie]

Thank you so much for your chart Kimberly I love cheats!! I have a couple of questions..you mention possible waviness but how does cutting off the extra 1/4" correct that? I would think that had to do with inconsistent seams maybe?? Also, do you have a cheat sheet for half rectangles?? Thank you!

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello ImGrahamCracker! We do not have a cheat sheet for half rectangles. Kimberly just trims up so everything is square/straight (she doesn’t cut ¼”)

[@jenniferfarsh675]

Thanks!

[@wendymomont4200]

Hi I would like to make a baby quilt on point. Please can you tell me what size square I would use thank you

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Wendy! We consider a baby quilt about 32" - 40" on both sides. So if you have 4 - 12" blocks on point in a 2x2 layout, that will be 34" square. You can add a 3" border on all sides to get it to 40" square.

[@brettagunther6961]

Great details. What is the pattern name for the quilt that you are using in this video?

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

We have a free block pattern for it here: static.fatquartershop.com/media/wysiwyg/pdf/RollingStoneBlock-Pattern.pdf

[@dorthy87]

Where is the link for the chart Kimberly demoed

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Dawn! The link is in the description box underneath the title. Here is a link to the free chart: www.fatquartershop.com/catalog/product/view/id/134695/s/on-point-setting-guide/category/12814/

[@lindadenton7431]

The chart is not showing up with the link you gave, love all your videos

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello Linda! Do you have pop-ups disabled on your computer? We tried using the link in the description box and it worked for us.

[@T_i_n_a_]

👌🏼❤️👌🏼

[@debbiemclary1325]

Where’s the free chart?

[@KumaSews]

Thank you!