A basic introduction to reulerwork, featuring fifty-nine designs using six basic quilting ruler shapes, including straight lines, circles, and squiggles.
Quilting rulers have long been used by longarm quilters to make uniform shapes, but now, with the advent of the domestic ruler foot, domestic quilters can join in on the fun, too! Amanda starts with how to use six basic shapes of machine quilting ruler to lay a foundation for your quilting, then moves on to executing fifty-nine different designs. Finish up by following Amanda's suggestions for filling in background space with free-motion quilting.
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Amanda Murphy is a popular quilting author, pattern and fabric designer, and quilters whose style bridges the modern and the traditional. She is also a BERNINA Quilting and Longarm Spokesperson.
Inhalt
Introduction
Why Rulers?
Supplies
The Quilting Process
Quilting with Rulers on a Longarm
Quilting with Rulers on a Domestic
Marking & Quilting Borders
Troubleshooting
The Designs
Straight-Line Designs
Easy Arcs
Circles
Ovals
Squiggles and Waves
S-Curves and Spines
Index of Designs
About the Author