What's the size of your largest square ruler?
01-23-2011, 05:14 PM
#96
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Thanks for the info, I have a 50% off coupon but where did you get the other 10% coupons?
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Amen, that's how I've purchased all my larger rulers... $26.99 depending on the brand for a 12.5" ruler was outrageous... so I bought the ruler pack that had them all for about $32.99 that included the 12.5" ruler and all other smaller ones down with a 50% off coupon off the one item, another 10% off my total order coupon, and my 10% VIP Discount for 70% off - and I was a very happy camper!
With regards to the question, my largest right now is 12.5" but at some point I will pick up a few that are larger as I have some projects where they would be very useful to have.
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Originally Posted by The Creative Seamstress
Originally Posted by nativetexan
20 inch. i got it at Joann's online with a coupon. it has the measurements for side triangles and corner triangles if doing an on point lay out too.
With regards to the question, my largest right now is 12.5" but at some point I will pick up a few that are larger as I have some projects where they would be very useful to have.
Explosive blessings, abundance and inspiration to you all!
- The Creative Seamstress
01-23-2011, 05:15 PM
#97
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Location: N Texas
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Thanks. That is a great tute. I'm not sure I have always squared up a HST exactly that way. I am not a fan of 4 patch because of all the possible places to be off. Ha! Well, I am better at them that I used to be. Practice, practice.
01-23-2011, 05:36 PM
#99
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Thanks everyone for the info, I just ordered the omnigrip 20.5 with a 50 % off coupon from JoAnn's. JoAnn's is 120 rd trip for me and with gas prices it is worth it. I am not going to touch my dresden plate squares until I get the ruler. I want it to be perfect.
01-23-2011, 05:46 PM
#100
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It was suggested to me to get some acrylic cut at the hardware stores in the sizes I needed that I wouldn't use often and it did not cost that much. I mostly use them for squaring off so I don't need the measurement lines on them.
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