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by mommadooks 03 Oct 2010 ( edited Oct 03'10 14:35 )
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how do I figure out what size this would be for example.

240 X 150 mm

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by keeponsewing 03 Oct 2010
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Will this help you?
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by leenova54 03 Oct 2010
Well Terre, seems we keep answering questions at the same time, lol!
by shirlener88 03 Oct 2010
hehehe!
by mommadooks 03 Oct 2010
Thanks
by eyeztodiefor10 03 Oct 2010
Terre, Like your new pic and hair cut! Looks great!
Meri
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by leenova54 03 Oct 2010
+6
I have the same problem but I do know that 100x100 fits 4" by 4". If you google inch conversion you will find sites on line that will convert it to inches and mm.
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by mommadooks 03 Oct 2010
Thank you
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by capoodle 03 Oct 2010
+7
The 240X150mm = 9.4488X5.9055inches. I gave a link for the conversions.
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by mommadooks 03 Oct 2010
Thank you, I printed this out and going to put by my machine. Will work for what I need.
by nanniesara 03 Oct 2010
Thanks I also printed it out and will keep it handy, quicker that measuring!!!!
by mary51 03 Oct 2010
Thank you for this info.
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by fannyfurkin 03 Oct 2010
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25mm = 1 inch. I am lucky I started school in Australia just when the conversion to metric happened, so I can work in both quite easily.
a 4"x4" hoop is the same as a 100mm x 100mm hoop if that helps at all.
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by 02kar 03 Oct 2010
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This is great info, but can I keep it in my head. Thank goodness I am able to choose inces in my machines.
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by ssampsel 03 Oct 2010
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i keep a clipboard close to my machines that has measurement & thread conversions. oh, yes, and placement charts.
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by corinney 03 Oct 2010
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Thank you for asking this question. I am old school and this will help me out a lot!!
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by dlmds 03 Oct 2010
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I am able to change to either metric or inches on my machine and computer. If not-- I would be totally lost. H&*