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Old 01-03-2019, 05:53 AM
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profannie
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Originally Posted by wesing View Post
Here's is another vote for Deb Tucker tools. They might be a bit pricy up front, but they make several sizes of blocks, so you should be able to use them for multiple projects. And the results can't be beat.

Having said that, I made one SAS quilt with the Wendy Mathson trimplates and was very happy with the results. I bought her tools before I knew about DT. I liked the process and the results, but her tool only makes one size of block. My SAS is here: https://www.quiltingboard.com/person...s-t209159.html

SAS is my favorite pattern and I'm looking forward to seeing pics of yours.
I saw your post (and beautiful story!) when I did some search on the forum for SAS post. I'm not a purple lover but your quilt is truly gorgeous. I bet you little girl still love it.

I will most certainly buy Deb Tucker rulers because I agree they look useful for all kind of projects.
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