Originally Posted by Snooze2978
(Post 8290536)
Does Deb Tucker have specific rulers for the Storm at Sea as I have quite a few of her rulers so hopefully it will be one I already have? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 8290583)
SAS would require the Diamond Rects and the Square Squared rulers.
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I made one about 20 years ago before they had all kinds of tools to make it easier but honestly, it's not hard. Just take your time.
I would use available tools now, though, if I make another one because why not do it easier if you can? Such a great pattern. |
Check out David Sirota's no more tears method for SAS. He is a great teacher and all his designs work perfectly. Find him at Quiltmavendave.com
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I paper pieced my storm at sea. I found it very easy to do with paper piecing. [ATTACH=CONFIG]616269[/ATTACH]
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Deb Tucker! I was pleased with my accurate points.
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Originally Posted by pegquilter8
(Post 8290777)
Check out David Sirota's no more tears method for SAS. He is a great teacher and all his designs work perfectly. Find him at Quiltmavendave.com
Check it out. https://www.quiltmavendave.com/how-t...perfect-points |
Does anyone know a way to do a storm at sea and then to set it on point? I might try it using paper piecing because of all the points, I'm still planning it. I want to just use 2 colors of fabrics. Thank you.
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The hard part about SAS is making those points match. I did it with templates but kept thinking that paper piecing would have been a little more accurate. The alternative of using dye cut pieces might also work better. My quilt was crib sized and was I glad to finish!
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Very Beautiful quilt!
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