I went out today and bought the two rulers I needed to make the Orca Bay! Mystery quilt. The Easy Angle ruler and the Companion Angle ruler to make my quarter square triangles. I like that you use these rulers with the strips instead of cutting squares. (Cutting squares is the method I have always used before. Or to quote Bonnie: "draw-and-sew-and-cut-and-press-and-draw-and-sew-and-cut-and-press.) But considering how many I need to make, I decided to try it her way. I love trying new techniques so why not?
The first 10 that I cut and sewed together, I sewed on the wrong edge. I hope this isn't a sign! The next 10 went just fine. I'm chalking it up to the learning curve. I didn't rip the first 10 apart. I'm leaving them all together and they went into my "
mistakes I have made" "one of a kind blocks" tub. I've used those blocks to fuse onto gift bags and they make a cute decoration.
Now I only have 438 to go..... This step is going to take me a while.
2 comments:
I'm not super great at "the math" but even I know that 438 of anything is a lot. I wish you luck and happy sewing and that all your points match up :) Really, I can't wait to see how it all turn out!
You'll get them done and I agree that the rulers do make it a lot easier. Have fun!
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