I love the elegant look that this double S curve ruler gives to a triangular space. It's a little fiddly to work with so I share some tips for getting better results. It is a full 1/4 inch thick ruler, so you have to be careful to avoid using it behind the foot of some low-shank machines.
I used it in the four corners of my ruler work sampler quilt, which I've shown a few peeks here and there, but I'll show all four corners in my next post. Each corner is done slightly differently, but because they're each done with the same 'frame' and then feathered the same way, the difference is fairly subtle.
The ruler is now available at the shop again, Ronda's Double S Ruler. It makes such beautiful curved crosshatching in triangles.
It is just great watching use the various rulers. Makes a good foundation for practising and venturing out with individual creativity. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the you tube videos. I just ordered the ruler and can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteAmy Thanks so much for sharing your talents. I am in awe of the magic you make with FMQ. I continue to struggle with pulling a large size quilt along and keeping my eye on the path I am going on. Lots to think about. Thanks again. Love watching your videos.
ReplyDeleteJust ordered the ruler and can't wait to use it in my next quilt. Love your videos!!!
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