The trick to cutting long pieces of fabric is in the fold!

The awesome TrueCut 6½” x 6½”, 12½” x 12½”, and the 6½” x 24½” quilting rulers

Northcott White on White

Fabric folded prior to cutting long strips.

Align the TrueCut ruler to the edge of the fabric.

Cut long strips at 1½” intervals.

10½” x 10½” squares are cut using the TrueCut 12½” X 12½” quilting ruler.

Keep your cut fabrics separated in individual piles and identify the length of the strips.

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4 comments

Peggy Gibbs March 17, 2019 - 12:11 am
That looks like a great set of rulers.
Paul Leger March 17, 2019 - 11:53 am
Hi Peggy, They were fun and are so user friendly.
Cindy Shelley March 16, 2019 - 9:32 am
I love this...I hate to piece borders.
Paul Leger March 17, 2019 - 11:51 am
One of the fun things of modern quilts, no borders. But there is nothing stopping you from not adding a border to a traditional quilt.
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