Has anyone heard of the two day quilt? Not the one day. It's the two day. And if so, do you have the pattern?
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Are either of these it? \n\nI did a search for:\n\n"Two day quilt" pattern
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i  dont think there is a pattern
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Please double check the output because there is no pattern.  Also add the level of Math this is
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Yes I have heard a few stories.  I have also heard of more than one person making a hole in one the same day in the same group.
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For a moment, I thought that Gabrielwyl had the correct pattern, then I noticed a mistake in for n=14. If there are 14 people, you should sit in the 13th spot.\n\nThen I checked gulabo's answer, and he did a good job of trying to find an expression to the pattern, except that it doesn't work. He wrote, "So, if n is even just SIT AT FIRST POSITION." Not true. You can check it yourself. His expression for if n = an odd integer is also incorrect.\n\n\n\nAnyways, the pattern for n people (yourself included) is to sit at the listed position. It's similiar to Gabrielwyl's except with the mistake corrected, and the pattern defined.\n\nN.Pos\n------\n1.1\n2.1\n3.3\n4.1\n5.3\n6.5\n7.7\n8.1\n9.3\n10.5\n...\n14.13\n15.15\n16.1\n...\n30.29\n31.31\n32.1\n...\n63.63\n64.1\n...\nn=2^n+x : 1+2x\nn=2^k : 1\n\n\nSo here's the strategy. It's simple:\n\nLet:\n\nn = # of knights including you\nk = an integer >=0\nx = an integer such that 1 <= x < 2^k\n\n1. For every n=2^k where k is an interger>=0, you must sit in the first seat to win.\n\n2. For every interger, n=2^n+x, you must sit in the seat # (1+2x).
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not that I know...you might have to wright your own algorithm!\n\nouch...have fun!\n\nbut check links!!
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If this is a clue from a cryptic crossword puzzle, do you have any letters?\n\nAlso, does it have to be ONE word or could it be several?
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It isn’t hard to learn to make a quilt. If you know the basics of sewing, you have the skills required for quilt making. Quilt making isn’t, as many people think, an ancient art. Many woman of today take great pleasure and pride in their homemade quilts.\n\nThere are a few basic tools that you will require in order to make a quilt:\n\nStrips of colorful cotton fabrics that are at least four inches wide. (I prefer six-inch)\n\nA spool of quilting thread. (This is heavier than regular thread)\n\nA fabric pencil\n\nA thimble\n\nA ¼ inch by 6 inch straight edge\n\nA fine quilter’s needle\n\nA pair of fabric scissors\n\nI have a wicker sewing basket that I put my tools in when quilting. This allows me to find things quickly.\n\nMake certain that the strips of fabric are clean and pressed. There is no need to buy new fabric. Old cotton clothes make great quilt strips. I once knew a woman who made a quilt out of her daughter’s childhood dresses and presented it to her daughter at her wedding reception. The daughter was delighted.\n\nCut the cotton strips into any shape you wish. Squares, rectangles, circles or traditional patterns can be used. If you are a beginner, I suggest squares or rectangles. You can even create landscapes or wildlife quilts with the strips. In fact, with a little experience and some imagination, you can make a very unique quilt.\n\nLay the blocks you have cut in piles and decide how you want them laid out. Pick up your straight edge and lay it along the edge of your fabric. Make certain your quilt pieces are laying face down. Now, take your fabric pencil and mark your fabric so there is a line ¼ inch from the edge of the fabric. This is your seam allowance. Use straight pins (fabric pins) to pin the two pieces of fabric together with the lines opposite each other.\n\nOnce you have the pieces pinned together, sew along the lines. Be sure to sew straight. If you don’t, your quilt will be crooked. Everything must line up perfectly. Repeat this procedure until your quilt section is one foot square. Make as many of these sections as you need to make the quilt the desired size.\n\nWhen you have your quilt top completed, you will have a decision to make. You can take the quilt and the material for the backing to a quilt guild or you can quilt it yourself.\n\nIf you decide to quilt it yourself, you will need quilt frames. If you are handy, you can make this from pieces of 1 x 2’s. If not, they can be purchased at any store that sells quilting supplies.\n\nTo stretch the quilt onto the frame, it is always nice to have an extra pair of hands. The quilt back must be placed on the frames using tacks or push pins and wood clamps. The back must be pulled as taut as possible. This assures it cannot move.\n\nWhen the back is secure, place the quilt bat (your choice of weight) over the entire back. Be sure it comes right to the edge. Place your quilt top over the bat, pull as taut as possible and fasten it to the frames just as you did the back. Baste the quilt or pin it with large safety pins to ensure it doesn’t move.\n\nNow the fun begins. It is time to start quilting. Draw your desired pattern on the quilt top with chalk. Thread your needle and place a small knot at the end of the thread. Insert your needle into the quilt top and pull your thread through the material. When you get to the knot, give a sharp jerk, pulling the knot through the fabric. It will catch in the batting. Never leave knots on the outside of a quilt.\n\nNow run your needle through the fabric using a running stitch. Be sure your stitches are uniform. Pull the thread through and quilt along the chalk lines of the pattern. When the thread runs out, do not knot it. Run your needle into the bat, under the quilt top, for as far as you can. Push your needle back through the top, stretch thread and cut just above the top. The end will slide back into the center of the quilt where it will not show.\n\nWhen you have quilted as far as you can rea
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hehe :) sweet. i could find out for ya...but i think it would be alot cooler if you wrote one yourself. creativity, ya know? :]
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Try this:\nhttp://www.freepatternsonline.com
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Any other Occasion (and I swear this is true) I would hav absilutly sed yes, one problem- I have two essays, an eight slide powerpoint, two fifty question tests and a whole chapter book to do before this friday ALONG WITH regular Nine subject school days (its a STUPID  A** HOMESCHOOL COMPUTER PROGRAM IM IN...) and I actually asked the same question on here, then deleated it after a hundred no's.  Sooo sorry, Trust me I really know wut its like, i might fail...AH, i gotta get bak to work (any ideas for a cultural change taking place between the 50's to Seventies???) lol. \nSee, I do know, Hek, when Desperation calls..\nwell, The answer machine brakes. BYE!!!\nGOOOD LUCK!!!!
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Hell NO!!  Imagine planning your diary the month before?!!!  'Sorry no Matilda, can't do tennis that date, I will be in the ground then, how about the Sunday before??'.  Terrible.  Besides, I prefer getting surprises.
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Check out the link I attached. I didnt see many 2 peice dresses, are you/is the bride really set on that? The ones i saw on there were gorgeous tho!
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Yes! Monday's word was "IF" and I *think* the colour was pink.  Tuesday's word was "CATCH" and the colour was green.  Or the colours may have been the other way around - I can't quite remember, but those are the two colours I have scratched off.\nI am looking for yesterday's word and colour (Wednesday) - can you help me?  :)
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I turned my daughter's clock forward today. She was not impressed with me when she eventually realised that she had got up at 5am instead of 6 to go to work. Ha.\n\nAlso have a look at the response OneRunningMan gave to The Kimster  on the same subject.
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The Question if asked by a Queen who lives in Quebec, trying to Quit Quilting things using Q-tips is "Why can't I Quite Quit Quilting  with Q-tips if it's Quiet and all things Queue up Quite nicely?!!".\nIs it Possible to Possess Posies Poured of Pure Porcelain?
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There is a show called Simply Quilts on television, on HGTV-Home and Garden Television- if you have satellite tv.  It is hosted by quilter Alex Anderson, she is an awesome teacher and lecturer.  There are also other shows on but I like hers the most.