Valerie Ann

I am making a one block wonder and I know that you sew three triangles together first and then attach them by rows. HOWEVER, I always like to make sure that I've got accuracy, so the question is, does a ruler exist where you can "square up" half of the hexi prior to sewing the half-hexi's first? Or do I need to not worry about accuracy with this one? Should I just chill?
Thanks in advance.

BellaBoo

I'm sure there is, there is a ruler for everything. LOL I probably have one but which one? If you could see my stack of rulers over there and my drawer full of rulers over here you'd know why I can't remember.

sewbeadit

I don't have a clue, but there are lots of nice things you can make without rulers by just being careful when cutting and sewing. Good luck on your project.

woody

Just chill Have fun

ArtsyOne

You could use a 60 degree triangle ruler, since hexi's are 60 degrees.

QuiltnNan

i actually saw one yesterday on a link that someone gave. they said they get all of their EPP or Hex templates at that site.... wish i could remember for you

craftybear

here is a video to watch using the specific ruler

http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/the-...-a-jelly-roll/

snipforfun

I think Fons and Porter has one. They used one in a tv show

quiltstringz

Just chill - you really don't need one for this quilt but if you just have to have one I believe that Jaybird Quilts just came out with on that has the full hexie, half hexie and something else. You can check her website.

lakekids

Fons and porter has a hexagon ruler that also allows cutting of half-hexagons. I saw it on one of their shows.

https://www.shopfonsandporter.com/pr...-and-templates