How to Machine Quilt with the Inside Out Machine Quilting Ruler
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Inside Out - Machine Quilting Ruler designed by Natalia Bonner
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The Inside Out - Machine Quilting Ruler is great for machine quilting large curves, small curves, angles or straight lines. Designed by professional machine quilter Natalia Bonner. The ruler measures 9" total length by 4.75" total width. The Inside Out machine quilting ruler is the perfect companion to Natalia's best selling 4-N-1 machine quilting ruler.
The ruler is made from high-quality acrylic and measures .25" thick.
Quilt blocks featured in this video include:
• How To-Machine Quilt a... - Warp
• How To-Machine Quilt a... - Blockade
• How To-Machine Quilt a... - Peak
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I need to use this ruler more.
Enjoyed the video. Was very informative to see you actually stitching the block.
Great video. I have been using this ruler more often and your video helps a lot. Ann
Very nice instruction! Thank you. Your tutorials have helped me to learn so much ! Do you have a video that shows how to use the corner side and the curved side of your inside out ruler ?
We do! Check out our Stitch-along; Let's Stitch a Block a Day. That has 365 machine quilting with ruler video tutorials. 🧡
Beautiful quilting!
You mentioned after market ruler foot. Could you please point me in the right direction? I bought my Gammill a few months before COVID first hit us. I paid for a feet set back then and I’m still waiting, because Gammill is having trouble finding a supplier. I’ve been very patient, but I’m tired of waiting and ready to try aftermarket parts.
I wouldn't recommend an aftermarket for on a Gammill. They're not designed to use the aftermarket feet. The ones I mention would be for a domestic machine.
Not very informative. All this could be done with any straight ruler. Would like to see how the other 3 sides can be used.
Hi Margie! We could keep you here for days showing all the sides, in fact, check out our Stitch-along, Lets-Stitch a Block a Day for 365 ways to use our rulers.
You mentioned the mark be gone marker. I was wondering if this marker washes out when the quilt is completed. I recently had the marks reappear when the quilt got cold. So I am panicking a little bit. If I ship a quilt to a customer and the marks reappear because the quilt got cold, can I tell the customer that the marks will wash out? I love your videos by the way!
It should wash out, but always test. I also have a tutorial called how to easily remove mark b gone markings, search my RUclips and you'll find that. It's a little solution to remove the markings.
@@NataliaBonner Thank you!
Sounds like you might have used a Frixion pen. The marks steam off with an iron, but come back in freezing temps. I’ve gotten a lot more cautious on how I mark with those particular pens since that discovery. 😬
@@adrianjohanson9016 Nope it was a blue pen like Natalia uses. That's why I was surprised to see the marks were back after the quilt sat in a cold quilt shop.
I’d like to purchase the 170$ set, but i need more info on the two long ends of this ruler…WITHOUT having to watch the 365 days!
You can find all of our ruler information on our website: piecenquilt.com/collections/rulers