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I have seen the HST done like this on FonsandPorter on Saturday afternoons. I like this method also.
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Huh!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by sherryl57
(Post 5125488)
Huh!!!!!!!
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Thank you for the "formula"!
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I use this method, but instead of the wonder cut ruler, which I dont own, I use E Burns hst square up ruler. sew my2 lines, then cut triangles. No trimming as they come out perfect. Yes there is a bias edge, but I starch them with no problems. Works like a charm.
Originally Posted by An Arm Long
(Post 5121304)
I found thr wonder cut ruler to be worth the money.
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Thank you all for your ideas and information. It never fails! I look on this board and I ALWAYS learn something. Now I have to go try all the ideas for making HST's. Happy Easter too.!
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There is Tiger Tape as well on the market and it works very well but you do have to sit and tape each set still. I wish there was a way to just do it without the markings and then get on with the blocks but when I try I always mess up.
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I have a question about the half square triangle. How do you know what size to cut the 2 squares to get the block size you want? For instance, if I wanted a 4" finished square?
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current quilt in the making requires lots of 1/2 sq triangles, found this idea but have lost the site, maybe 2 sisters, but will look for instructions when I get home. cut strip width of fabric x size of triangle plus 7/8 inch of each material. matching face to face sew 1/4 in seam at top and bottom u will have a long rectangle, square end, take triangle cut one, flip triangle cutting from other side of rectangle, so on ---------- AVAVAVAVAVAV (a & v standing in for triangles) hope this makes sense to you, will continue looking for site.
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Originally Posted by Maureen
(Post 5122196)
If you put two squares together and sew 1/4 inch all the way around, then cut in half corner to corner, you get the same results easier
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