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#22
I like the Wonder Cut ruler, You cut two strips and sew together and cut them apart but placing the ruler and cutting.
very quick and simple. Plus it does other squares. Here is the web site for demos wondercutruler.com
very quick and simple. Plus it does other squares. Here is the web site for demos wondercutruler.com
#24
The only way I've been consistently successful is Brenda Henning's Triangulations! I own the 3.0 version, it's a CD-Rom half-square and quarter-square triangles construction 1/2" to 7.5" in 1/6" increments. She also includes tamed flying geese 1/2 X 1" to 3.75 X 7.5"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z6o7Bh7MYg
For some reason it won't link but if you copy and paste the above addy... will take you to an overview from Connecting Threads. She is showing the 2.0 but they are now selling the 3.0 that includes the Flying Geese.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z6o7Bh7MYg
For some reason it won't link but if you copy and paste the above addy... will take you to an overview from Connecting Threads. She is showing the 2.0 but they are now selling the 3.0 that includes the Flying Geese.
Last edited by onaemtnest; 01-29-2014 at 09:15 AM.
#27
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I think the idea was to use a jelly roll and make both squares and half-square triangles from the same strip size that would fit together. Yes, you can use the Easy Angle ruler and use a 2 1/2 inch strip to make 2 in finished half square triangles. YOu can also use the omnigrid 98L to make right triangles from strips also.
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