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There is a replacement for the BiRangle ruler.
http://www.createforless.com/That+Pa.../pid90430.aspx This site has the best price that I could find. This ruler is supposed to take the place of several rulers. |
Originally Posted by cutebuns
I would just cut a rectangle that is 2"x3 1/2" and cut it on the diagonal, if your layers are facing opposite then you will get opposite facing triangles.
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Originally Posted by Bobbinwinder
Originally Posted by littlehud
Yikes. Another quilting tool. Is this one worth the money I wonder.
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Originally Posted by dunster
According to this site, the BiRangle ruler is made to help you with rectangles that are twice as long as they are wide. They show a picture of one. Hopefully that will help.
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This ruler fits on a sheet of copy paper. Print out picture of it to size and use a ruler to lay on the cutting edge.
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I have that book too and there is a quilt in it I want to make (jiggle and jump) and also do not have the birangle ruler. I plan on drafting the unit on paper and then using my regular ruler that has several angles on it to figure out which angle it is. I think it is 60 degrees for going one way and 30 for the other but not positive until I draft it.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
This ruler fits on a sheet of copy paper. Print out picture of it to size and use a ruler to lay on the cutting edge.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
I have that book too and there is a quilt in it I want to make (jiggle and jump) and also do not have the birangle ruler. I plan on drafting the unit on paper and then using my regular ruler that has several angles on it to figure out which angle it is. I think it is 60 degrees for going one way and 30 for the other but not positive until I draft it.
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Which site dunster :roll: Regards, Shiela
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