I have been keeping up with the daily pattern postings for Edyta's mystery quilt. If you are sewing along and not looking ahead, you might not want to keep reading this as there are mystery spoilers in this post!
Because there are a lot of bias seams in this block, I always gently finger press each seam and then use a "wooden iron" or a seam roller before putting the iron on it. They have been coming out the perfect size!
**Note to self** - the finished size of your QST block (in this case 4") is on the side of the ruler, and the strip size you should cut is in the middle (in this case 2.5").
So yes... I do love this ruler and enjoyed making these QST blocks in a jiffy!
Today we'll be making flying geese and I'll be using this ruler again in combination with the EZ angle ruler.
2 comments:
I do love my easy angle ruler, but I use it for flying geese most of the time. I'll have to try some quarter square triangles, they would make nice rainbow scrap projects.
How funny that your blog came up in a link for the ruler. You must have explained it very well. Just your little explanation here is probably more than I've ever known about this ruler. I own it, though, and maybe now I'll use it! LOL
Thanks for the info!
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