Originally Posted by ArtsyOne
(Post 6021885)
I use the same method as PaperPrincess. No special ruler, no scary diagonal edge.
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BDawn, love your color and print choices!
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I have never used a ruler to cut my HST's and never had a problem. I love the one you did, It is beautiful.
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Originally Posted by rebeljane
(Post 6022464)
I have used the 1/4" seam around the block and cut on the diagonal, I had no problem with the bias edges, it worked great for me and I didn't even starch
I always use the two squares and sewing and cutting into two HST. That way the bias cuts are already sewn together. |
Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie
(Post 6023295)
LOL, if you cut a triangle you will have at least one edge not on the straight grain. Whether it's scary or not is a personal choice.
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Your block is beautiful and so is your fabric choice.
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Originally Posted by ArtsyOne
(Post 6021885)
I use the same method as PaperPrincess. No special ruler, no scary diagonal edge.
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Ok I will repeat
There Are NO Quilt Police, 25 times, Oh shoot I lost count :D. Thank you for your interest in my topic and I appreciate all of the great advice. I am going to proceed in the direction I started with and if it doesn't work I will learn something new (costly but most mistakes in life are costly this is how we learn. That is what I plan to tell my husband anyway hope he buys it )Daffy Daphne, thank you for that great catch, I am not sure what happened will remeasure the squares. They are the ones that you cut to make into 6.5 inch square. Thank you for the complements on the fabric I am using they are very rich in color and the picture really doesn't do them justice. |
Your colors in the fabric selected are beautiful. Your crocheted table cloth is beautiful.
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I made the big star quilt using their video and I didn't have any problems with bias. I don't even think I used starch.here is a picture of mine. It was a very fun and easy quilt to do!
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