Talk w/your doc: When reviewing your test results, check out the normal reference range. Abnormal results are usually highlighted, boldfaced or placed in abnormal column. Creatinine is what we measure in your blood to check kidney function but true measure of kidney function depends upon age, gender, weight & ethnicity which is used to calculate eGFR (estimated glomerular filtration rate). So go chat w/your doc. ...Read more.
Originally Posted by emsgranny. Here is a list I found for 4 squares and how many sqauares you might need for a quilt. Crib/Lap Quilt 36 x 50 inch - 4 sets of 50 squares (160 squares) Twin Quilt 68 x 88 inch - 11 sets of 50 squares (520 squares)
A large quilt would need two strips (width of fabric) for each side of the quilt = 8 strips. A medium size or lap quilt might only need six strips. Multiply the number of strips needed by the width of the strips. The total is the amount of yardage you'll need for borders. Write this number in the appropriate column on your scrap paper. When you have figured every portion of your entire quilt in each color of fabric, all you need to do is total up the running yardage of each fabric and divide by 36 (number of inches in a yard). This will give you the yardage you'll need to buy for that particular color.