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gythagirl wrote: |
Oh that quilt is super, lovely fabrics! My quilting ruler has arrived - so as soon as we get a rainy day (ha!) I have a cushion, in fact 2 cushions, and a teacosy to do/finish...
And re equipment, I now have a 6"x24" ruler; what would you seasoned quilters recommend would be the most useful to get next - a square? 5"? 6"? bigger? or another rectangular ruler, or something else? |
If you have a quilters ruler you dont need to get a square you use the markers on the ruler to cut squares and if it has your angle lines you use them to cut triangles, I would wait to see what blocks you want to do, then get the template to suit, creative grids do some lovely rulers for cutting diffrent blocks and dvds to show you how to use them.
If you are able to In August the big international quilt festival is on at the NEC Birmingham, a great venue for supplies and the chance to try them. |
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gythagirl
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