Learn how to use your rotary cutting ruler to make cuts at the designated angle.
TASTER: Use of the Angles on Your Ruler with Jennie Rayment
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Description
There are usually several lines drawn at different angles on your ordinary rotary cutting ruler. These lines can be used to make cuts at the designated angle. Here 3 strips – 3″ wide are layered and then cut at 60° forming diamonds. Three diamonds can be sewn togther to make a Tumbling Block or piece six together for a six pointed star.
If you use the 45° line on the ruler in the same way then a subtly different shaped diamond is formed. And eight of these can be put together to make an eight pointed star.
To learn more about the Tumbling Block, which is created with a Y seam. You can find workshop about Y seam by clicking here. Also you can enjoy a workshop with Jennie on the Tumbling Block by clicking here.
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About the Tutor
Jennie is a world renown quilt teacher, lecturer, author of nine quilt books and numerous patterns. From Houston to Qatar, Durban to Melbourne, Auckland and many other international cities, Jennie has wowed them all with her superb teaching style and hilarious lectures all laced with wit, charm and professional expertise.
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