Trimming HST's with a Bloc Loc Ruler
•Posted on October 06 2020
Trimming at any point of the quilting process can be tedious and at least for me, is something I am often tempted to skip. However, the accuracy of piecing my quilt tops is so much greater when I take the time to trim that it is well worth it.
Half square triangles (HST) are a common block used in quilt designs and something I have slowly developed a love for thanks to my Bloc Loc Ruler. It has truly been a game changer for my speed and accuracy.
My favorite Bloc Ruler:
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