Depends on my time...if time is not an issue then I prefer the traditional method: 1 rectangle and two squares (call me quirky but I love to piece) however if time is an issue then I use Eleanor Burns" method and her rulers to make 4 at a time.
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Ricky Tims has an interesting method you might want to look at too. I don't have the link but I'm sure you can find it easily.
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I use Easypeesy's way of doing it. Works well for me.
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I just learned a new method when I was making the Connecting Threads mystery quilt and I really like it. New to me, anyway. I also make mine a smidge bigger and trim them down.
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I use the Quilt in a Day flying geese rulers.....perfect every time!
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katybob thanks for info; want to try asap. Is there any way to show the rest of this page?
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I use the method katybob showed. Easy, I don't need a special ruler and it works every time. someone did a really nice tutorial on making them this way here on the board, I don't know the URL.
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Here it is. I cut the C squares 4" instead of 3-7/8" and trimmed them a little.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 5941908)
I do a rectangle with two squares. Cut down and use the scraps as leader and ender HST.
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Ricky Timms method everytime!! Just one seam.....easy and accurate!!!:thumbup:
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