Ruler quilting

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This week we will mix it up a bit, just in case you are tired of simply working with the Arc ruler. My intention was to use one ruler per block but the straight ruler is such a standard item, I dec…

Join in for the final part of the Essential Ruler Quilting Challenge! This week, you’ll be ruler quilting with the Squiggle ruler. Visit the blog at weallsew.com for the step-by-step tutorial.

You can finally master machine quilting with rulers in this FREE video series from Angela Walters. Using her newest rulers; Taj, Elvira and Chevy, she'll show you the ins and outs of creating motifs, border designs and all-over designs. Trust me, it's going to be a blast!

Straight line quilting is a great beginner quilting technique, but there's a right way and a wrong way. Continue reading to see if you are doing it right!

One of our favorite tools of all time is the infamous quilting ruler. It’s hard to imagine how quilters from the past could make such precises quilts with only cardboard templates and scissors! We much prefer acrylic rulers and rotary cutters. But it can be difficult to keep up with all the new tools available. That’s why we’ve created our list of 5 things you need to know about your quilting rulers.

This week we continue Ruler Guided quilting exercises for the Arc Ruler. This is geared towards anyone who is just starting, or interested in exploring ruler guided quilting. Here are the four exer…

Sometimes you just want to try some new designs and get away from the "usuals". Continue reading for 15 unique ways to quilt a half square triangle quilt block for inspiration on your next quilt!

Rulerwork is a quilting technique using thick acrylic quilting rulers to create exact, repeatable designs. These techniques are not new to the world of quilting, most especially longarm quilting. Longarmers have been using rulerwork techniques for years. Now that we have a ruler foot for BERNINA domestic sewing machines, everyone is able to employ rulerwork techniques.

I promised you some Ruler Quilting, and it starts today. Previously, I had posts about why you might want to quilt with rulers, what to look for in rulers, preparation & set-up, and even design…

Learn how to use quilting rulers properly, including knowing what all of the hash marks and lines are used for in creating your quilting projects.

There are so many quilting rulers out there. How do you know which ones to buy? I'll show you which rulers are vital for quilters, which ones are helpful and which ones you may not want to buy quite yet.

This is definitely my favorite block so far. Here are the particulars: RULER: 12/13″ arc LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: 101, Beginner Ruler Quilting, some experience Free Motion Quilting (FMQ) DESIGNS: cros…

How To Use A Stripology Ruler

Precisely pieced historic quilts make it hard to believe that quilters from times past could achieve such accuracy with only cardboard templates and scissors. Since the invention of the rotary cutter in 1979, modern quilters have come to rely on special quilting rulers in their quest for piecing perfection.

Quilting rulers are essential tools for any quilter. With a wide range of shapes, sizes, and styles, quilters have the option to choose the ruler that best suits their needs. Here are ten quilting …

When I straight line quilt I don't use chalk or pens to mark my lines, it's just to time consuming. Instead I use good quality painters tape...

Busy Hands Quilts quilt patterns for modern and traditional quilters in all sizes, precuts, fat quarters FQs, layer cakes, jelly rolls, & charm packs.

Learn how to use quilting rulers properly, including knowing what all of the hash marks and lines are used for in creating your quilting projects.

Use your basic quilting ruler safely and efficiently with these tips. This quilt tutorial is helpful for beginners or experienced quilters.