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1 Panels Yardage Chart (small) Panels Yardage Chart (medium-large) Small Scrolls Small Scrolls Medium - Lage scrolls Medium - Lage scrolls Scroll Panel (Puddle-Tail) Yardage Table (M-C) Scroll Panel (Flat) Yardage Table (M-C) Scroll Panel (Puddle-Tail) Yardage Table (M-C) Scroll Panel (Flat) Yardage Table (M-C) Finish length Ydge Finish length Ydge Finish length Ydge Finish length Ydge Formula to calculate puddle panel for 5 piece medium sized combo : 1. Add measurement C (mc) to Measurement B (mb) a. mb = minimum 5, maximum Add 35 to result for line 1 3. Divide result for line 2 by fabric pattern repeat size (rz) & round up to the next integer (i) 4. Multiply result for line 3 by rz 5. Divide result for line 4 by Multiply result for line 5 by 3 7. Results line 6 will provide you exact yardage for 3 widths puddle panel without lining. *Note: Each fabric with a pattern has a different repeat size 1
2 Key: mc=120, mb=5, rz= = = /12 = *12 = /36 = *3 = 14 final yards ( )/12) = 14 (14*12)/36*3*= 14 final Yardage Formula to calculate flat panel for 5 piece medium sized combo : 1. Add measurement C (mc) to Measurement B (mb) a. mb = minimum 5, maximum Add 12 to result for line 1 3. Divide result for line 2 by repeat size* (rz) - round up to the next integer 4. Multiply result for line 3 by rz 5. Divide result for line 4 by Multiply result for line 5 by 3 7. Results line 6 will provide you exact yardage for 3 widths Flat panel without lining. *Note: Each fabric with a pattern has a different repeat size Key: mc=100, mb=5, rz=24, = = /24 = * 24 = /36 = * 3 = 10 ( )/24) = (5*24)/36*3 =10 final yardage 2
3 Formula to calculate Tail panel for 5 piece medium sized combo : 1. Add measurement C (mc) to Measurement B (mb) a. mb = minimum 5, maximum Add 25 to result for line 1 3. Divide result for line 2 by repeat size* (rz) - round up to the next integer 4. Multiply result for line 3 by rz 5. Divide result for line 4 by Multiply result for line 5 by 3 7. Results line 6 will provide you exact yardage for 3 widths Tail panel without lining. *Each fabric with a pattern has a different repeat size Key: mc=100, mb=5, rz= = = /24 = * 24 = /36 = * 3 = Results line 6 will provide you exact yardage for 3 widths Tail panel without lining. ( )/24) = (6*24)/36*3 = 12 final yardage 3
4 Small-Medium scrolls Scroll Swags (unlined) Yardage Table (M-A) Swags Yardage Chart Small-Medium scrolls Center Swags (unlined) Yardage Table (M-A) Area to Cover Ydge Area to Cover Ydge Formula to calculate ( scroll swag valances) for 5 piece medium sized combo 1. Find measurement A (ma) 2. Add 60 to result from line 1 3. Divide result for line 2 by Final result is total yardage need it to create 2 unlined scroll swags Note: * To create lined swags, you may results from line 4*2 Key: If ma = = /36 = 4.97= final yardage for 2 unlined scroll swag valances. example 2: (119+60)/36)= 4.97= final yardage 4
5 Formula to calculate ( center swag valances) for 5 piece medium combo : 1. Find measurement A (ma) 2. Add 120 to result from line 1 3. Divide result for line 2 by Final result is total yardage need it to create 2 unlined center swags Note: * To create lined swags, you may results from line 4*2 1. key: if ma= = /36=6.25 final yardage for 2 unlined center swag valances. (( )/36=6.25= final yardage 5
6 Formula to calculate Trim for (scroll swag valances) on medium combos 1. Multiply Measurement A (ma) by Add 60 to result for line 1 3. Divide results for line 2 by Final result is total trim yardage you will need for trims on 2 scroll swags. 1. Key: ma= *1.5 = = /36 = 6.04 final trim yardage (105*1.5+60)/36=6.04 yds Trim Yardage Table Trim Yardage Table Scroll Swags Yardage Table (M-A) Center Swags Yardage Table (M-A) Area to Cover Ydge Area to Cover Ydge
7 Formula to calculate Trim for (center swag) on Medium combos 1. Multiply Measurement A (ma) by Add 120 to result for line 1 3. Divide results for line 2 by Final result is total trim yardage you will need for trims on 2 center swags. 1. Key: ma=105, *1.5 = = /36 = 6.04 = final Yardage (105* )/36=6.04 7
8 Formula to calculate Sheers fabrics : 1. First take Measurement A (ma) and divide that by 18 - if the result has a decimal greater than.25, round up to the next nearest whole number - this is the number of widths 2. Next take Measurement C (mc) and add 18 - this is the fabric cut length 3. Multiply results for line 1 by results for line 2 4. Divide result for line 3 by 36 - this is the number of yards 5. Final result is the total yardage 1. Key - If ma=60, if mc=100, 2. (60/18) = = *4 = /36 = total yardage Sheers yardage table Finish Length Area to cover ---->
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