A Cleverly-Titled Logic Puzzle Blog: Puzzle 601: Proof of Quilt 11

Remember that contest where you raised enough money for some charities that I was able to make puzzle 601 giant? Your giant has arrived! Fans of right isosceles triangles and rectangles, rejoice!

Rules of Proof of Quilt

(click to enlarge)

About This Blog

This is the personal blog and gallery of logicsmith Grant Fikes. The logic puzzles of Grant Fikes have appeared in Akil Oyunlari, in Sudoku Xtra, and on the 2012 United States Puzzle Competition. He has also created Kakuro puzzles for Kakuro Conquest (the puzzles haven't appeared yet, for whatever reason), and is writing puzzles for an app for iPhone and Windows Phone (watch this space). Grant sincerely hopes that you, dearest reader, find much enjoyment in the puzzles he publishes on this blog and elsewhere.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (plus some other questions for good measure):
Q: What are the rules of this puzzle? I can't solve this puzzle without knowing the rules!
A: Some Monday Mutants include the puzzle's rules in the post itself, but the vast majority of puzzles have a link to the rules right above the image (such as "Rules of Tetra Firma"). Just click on that link, and you will be instantly enlightened.

Q: Why is this image so small and grainy? Can you give me a not-so-grainy version?
A: Blogger shrinks large images down automatically; when the text "(click to enlarge)" appears above a picture, click the picture to view an enlarged and less grainy version which is more appropriate for printing or for pasting into an image editor.

Q: Why isn't there a convenient way to filter puzzles by type?
A: Ah, but you're wrong; there is a way. Click the Labels below a post or at the bottom of the blog to see all the puzzles of a particular type; for example, the label "Pearls of Wisdom" will allow you to see just Pearls of Wisdom puzzles.

Q: There are too many puzzles! Where do I start?
A: Here are two lists to help you out; one list contains the puzzles I like the most, and the other list contains the puzzles I think are the easiest.

FEEL FREE TO:
* commission me! I make good puzzles!
* print these puzzles out to solve them on paper
* copy and paste these puzzles into your preferred image editor, and solve them there
* e-mail me (glmathgrant@gmail.com) comments or solutions (I enjoy interaction with my puzzles' solvers -- and if you're stuck, I might even give you a nudge in the right direction if you ask nicely for one)
* post non-spoiler comments directly on the blog (i.e., "I like what you did with the 3's", "The logic in the upper left corner was astounding", "This puzzle is a piece of @^*% and you should die")
* share these puzzles with friends and link to this blog

YOU MAY NOT:
* spoil the solution in the comments section for all others to see
* post completely irrelevant comments (including comments consisting completely of punctuation)
* claim these puzzles as your own
* make money off of these puzzles without my permission
* ask me to link to or review your stuff on my blog

Excluding puzzles in the Logicsmith Exhibition series which were created by others, or where otherwise indicated, all puzzles on this blog are the intellectual property of Grant Fikes, and are released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.

Puzzle 601: Proof of Quilt 11

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