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#23
I tried Rhonda's tutorial for half square triangles and it is awesome. I am making 2.5 in. HST right and left like crazy just because it is so easy and perfect. I use Elenor Burns 6 1/2 Triangle Square Up Ruler to cut them out using the 2nd variation of Rhonda's method. I sew the strips on both sides, then cut them out. They are perfect every time. Thank you Rhonda. :thumbup:
#24
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Eleanor Burns ruler is a must have no matter what method you use. It saves so much time squaring up but I also like her method for making 8 squares at a time.
Be sure and watch her method at Quilt in a Day.
Be sure and watch her method at Quilt in a Day.
#27
I recently saw this article on mass producing half square triangles:
[url]http://quilting.suite101.com/article.cfm/how_to_mass_produce_halfsquare_triangle_blocks[url/]
and here is a close up of her technique
[url]http://quilting.suite101.com/article.cfm/how_to_mass_produce_halfsquare_triangle_blocks[url/]
and here is a close up of her technique
#28
The first big quilt I made had tons of half square blocks. I guess I never knew the right was to do them cause I cut all the triangles first them stitched them together. Maybe I was lucky 'cause I did them all the wrong way cause it came out looking okay
My bursting star quilt
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#30
Originally Posted by Quilter2B
The first big quilt I made had tons of half square blocks. I guess I never knew the right was to do them cause I cut all the triangles first them stitched them together. Maybe I was lucky 'cause I did them all the wrong way cause it came out looking okay
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