HSTs With the Easy Angle Ruler

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A short video on how to make Half Square Triangles (HSTs) with the Easy Angle Ruler.
This is a companion to the following patterns at Hunter's Design Studio:
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Big Zipper: huntersdesigns...
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@colleenrenno4884 3 года назад

I love this ruler!!!! I always use it to piece my binding and borders on an angle. I think that they look best when pieced at an angle!!!

@notesfromleisa-land 2 года назад

This tool (and similar) work so well with this method, any snowball block--and I use this to cut from strips so I'm not wasting two corners (the underlying, and the replacement fabric). Another tip is to add 6/8" (3/8th for the top notch and then again for the bottom) in to the height so that you can cut a rectangle easily, and then make one cut by aligning the top/bottom strip on left side. It saves quite a bit of time when you are making many as it avoids rotation. Save time + fabric. As Colleen notes below, using this for mitering binding strips + the final miter makes for an easy, professional finish by taking out excessive fabric and working with engineered cuts. If you have a STripology ruler...you can cut your WOF on the 1/4" increment (e.g. the rectangle width), and then use your STriplogy ruler to cut the rectangle subcuts. Then come back with this ruler to make the 2nd cut. Great workprocess modification in my sweatshop of one.

@sarahsipes1847 8 месяцев назад

I have an Easy Angle II, by Sharon Hultgren that I've had for many years, but have never used it. I'm trying to find out how this ruler works. This goes up to 10 1/2", but how it's numbered is confusing to me. Can you help? I've searched everywhere I know to look for instructions. Thanks, Sarah

@HuntersDesignStudio 8 месяцев назад

please google "easy angle ruler instructions" - PLENTY of help there