Excellent instruction. I looked at someone else’s video 4 times and still couldn’t get it. Watched yours once on got it right away. Your videos have the camera behind your shoulder so it shows you the exact angle you are working with. Thank you!
Great explanation! Thanks for the tip about their position when chain piecing. I have used this ruler many times but the way you've explained it will make it so much easier!
Can you use the easy angle ruler to make flying geese, which includes the goose and the wings or do you also have to use the companion ruler to make the goose part of the flying geese pattern?
Timeless information. Thank you Bonnie.
This is the most helpful tutorial I have come across on using the Easy Angle Ruler.
Thank you for the fabulous tutorial and helpful tips. Super job!
Excellent instruction. I looked at someone else’s video 4 times and still couldn’t get it. Watched yours once on got it right away. Your videos have the camera behind your shoulder so it shows you the exact angle you are working with. Thank you!
Great explanation! Thanks for the tip about their position when chain piecing. I have used this ruler many times but the way you've explained it will make it so much easier!
I have an Easy Angle... Have gad it for years, probably, but never quite got how to use it 'till you explained it.... Thank you!
This has been my favorite tool for 10 years.
Got my Easy Angle Ruler..and want to thank you for this tutorial. So EASY. ! ! ! Gloria Schleh from Missouri.
Timeless video! Thank you, Bonnie!
I finally got it! Thanks for a great Vudeo... One I will save. Same goes for the FG IDEO.....
Best template for joining binding strips. Place all strips right side up 🤗 cut both side same direction. Join tog.
Got my Easy Angle 6.5" yesterday in time to make the Grand Illusion. :)
Now you are set !!!
Great explanation!
I so appreciate this video
Can you use the easy angle ruler to make flying geese, which includes the goose and the wings or do you also have to use the companion ruler to make the goose part of the flying geese pattern?
In beardom the females are bigger than the males .