Marti Michell 3 Inch 9 Inch Triangle Review

I needed a ruler on a budget to sew a patchwork quilt at the end of the game. Even if it's not the same as what the designers recommend in the template.

As much as I love the blunt tip so it doesn't dog-ear, the template I bought this for was a little too sharp damn it. I'm glad I have a large 60 degree template for making large blocks.

This is a good pattern. I love that it's over 6 inches and goes up to 9 inches. I like that the corners are beveled which makes sewing in the center a lot easier. I like the recommendations (although some of the ink is smudged). That's a good value compared to others. It's slippery though, so if you want non-slip properties it might be worth the extra money.

Best price I could find for this product I spent $14 I think. And I've already used it for a triangular quilt! He was the best and I really liked how quickly I cut 48 triangles! I need 8 1/2" triangles but am looking forward to using it for smaller ones. It really is that simple and the instructions provided were clear and really helped to understand how to get the corner points of the triangles sewn together once. I am glad I didn't have to spend more and so grateful that I found it so easy.

Quilting rulers are an investment. They are expensive and difficult to keep in order. I bought this line for Quilt Along (QAL). It arrived on time and securely packaged. The first thing that struck me was that it didn't cost Avery a penny. The acrylic was nice and thick but not so hard that I lost a corner if I dropped it. The markings on them were clear and they were soldered so they wouldn't wear off over time. It is known to be a good brand and now that I have it. Maybe I will replenish my…