18 HSTs at one time
Haven't tried this ,but it looks like it would work!
http://aquilterstable.blogspot.co.nz...atch-hsts.html |
I have use this method many times it works great .
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Even though this looks interesting, I am working on Bonnie Hunter Mystery quilt and the way she cuts triangles with an EZ angle ruler works very well. I never plan to draw another line...LOL.
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Id like to try it. I have an easy angle ruler, but where in the heck did I put it?
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great technique.....poor choice of fabric to show it off.....will try this soon.
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New to me idea, will have to try! Thanks
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You could use any size large squares that are sized by multiples of the HST you need. Use the method shown here. You could use the 8-at-a-time method to make 16 or 32 or 64 HST also.
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Interesting tutorial.
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Originally Posted by 2manyhobbies
(Post 7401563)
Id like to try it. I have an easy angle ruler, but where in the heck did I put it?
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I use Triangulations software. No marking, no work, just sew and cut along the lines. There's also available for FREE a version from quiltingandwhatnot.com. Quilt-Pro also had their version for sale for $9.95. Don't know if it is still on sale. I LOVE using Triangulations! If I don't need a full page of whatever size, then I just cut the paper in strips or half-pages before sewing. When you cut along the lines, you also cut the dog-ears off so there's no going back and doing that later. Triangulations works wonderfully, and HST come out perfect every time.
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