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#102
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:mrgreen: well, it occurred to me, you have been spending a lot of time with "Mol", lol! :wink: Originally Posted by k3n
Hey, I like My Other Lover - I could call her 'Mol' for short! LMAO!
you go girlfriend, you and Mol are making tracks and burning up the quilting road :!: :XD:
#106
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Hi Linda - I assume you have the 60° triangle as recommended in the book(s) by Maxine Rosenthal? Have you checked out the photos showing how to place the triangle on the strip? I use her technique of making my right hand cut, then butting a square ruler up against the left side of the triangle, taking the triangle away then making the second cut. If you're using the 60° line on your ruler, I think you have to turn the ruler to make each cut, this too is explained, with photos in the book. :-DOriginally Posted by linda55
:lol: your quilt turned out really nice. i am working on one but got stuck on re cutting more 3 3/4 . don't remember how to start the first 30 degree cut. if you could help please
#107
fireworkslover , 05-17-2010 05:44 AM
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You should be making 60 degree cuts in order to have an equalateral triangle.Originally Posted by linda55
:lol: your quilt turned out really nice. i am working on one but got stuck on re cutting more 3 3/4 . don't remember how to start the first 30 degree cut. if you could help please
#109
:lol: i think it might be a 60 and not 30 . i just forgot. i cut my 6 fabrics had them pinned then cut 3 3/4. i just forgot how to lay the ruler to cut the triangles. hope you can helpppp.