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That is a great way to start. Work from there trying new things. We love to make easy quilts that look hard. We do have some hard ones but our goal is to make quilts that are accessible for everyone to make. I am glad to hear that the videos are helping. I can't wait to see how your quilting journey goes.

You are very welcome. When learning geese can be just a bit tricky.

In the video the video for the two different examples you have a Replacement Triangle Square size of 3 1/4" square for the 2" finished cut away corner the first example. For the 4" finished cut away corner you have a 4 1/4" Replacement Triangle Square size. I hope this helps confirms the sizes for you, please let us know if you have any more questions.

It is wonderful to hear that the videos help you and make tuckerizing easier for you.

It is a great tool for making kaleidoscope quilts. If you ever decide to make another one I hope that you will pick up our tool to help you make your quilt.

Sticking with cutting them on the straight of grain will make the outside edges just a bit more stable than if they are cut on the cross grain.

It looks like there might be a problem with her website right now. I am not able to get on it. If you are on Facebook you could try messaging her. I don't see a public email on her page. Once her website is squared away you should be able to find the pattern again. As it does show up in my google search, I just can't access her page.

I believe that you are talking about the same tool. We just changed the name as the tool Square 2 was a math reference and caused some confusion, so we updated the name to Square Squared (written out). So if you have the original tool it works the same. I would suggest watching our Tips and Tricks episode Square Squared and Beyond. Can be found on the Square Squared playlist. This video explains the differences between the original and updated tool. But they function in the same.

Thank you!

It is great to hear how you are using the eight in ruler. Oversizing really helps with everything.

You are very welcome. I am so glad to hear that the video helped you out.

We don't have as many patterns for these tools. We are constantly trying to make patterns for different tools. There are so many options for us to work with that it is hard sometimes. You can always review our Corner Pop Patterns on our website. Please note we don't have the separated out unless you do a search of the page for Corner Pop II or Corner Pop III. We will continue to work with the tools to help you get more out of them .

@@DebTuckersStudio180Design Thank you for your response and attention

We did not actually turn the demo blocks into a quilt. We saved them for future teaching events. We picked the colors as they showed the lines really well for the video purposes. All the color combinations that we have seen look amazing.

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When we talk about finished and unfinished sizes it is sometimes different than other designers. We define finished size as when it is in the quilt and all the seams are sewn. Unfinished or cut size we define as the size it is on the cutting mat after all the trimming is done before you sew the unit into a project. So if you follow the directions and make a 4 1/2" finished unit is will measure 5" on the cutting mat. If you want a unit that measures 4 1/2" on the cutting mat then you will want to make a 4" finished unit. I hope this helps please let me know if you have have more questions.

@@DebTuckersStudio180Design oh my goodness . You are a blessing ! Thank you so much ! I’ve been googling things for like 2 days trying to figure out what I did wrong

@@hannahcoleman7939 You are welcome. It is hard to determine how pattern writers use terminology as we don't have a set of rulers or guidelines for them, which makes it tricky. Good luck with your project and let me know if you need anything else.

I am glad the video helped you out. When first doing these techniques it can take a few tries to get them just right. Whatever technique you use to make it easer for you to construct the units is perfect.

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This is an early version of our free pattern Twilight Paths. You can find the pattern here: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1231/8710/files/Twilight_Paths_04.20.20.pdf?v=1587449976

I am so glad to hear that this tip is working out so well for you. It is nice to hear that what we suggest works for others as well.

I am so glad that I can help you create the quilts that you want to create!

You can find it on the Free Downloads page of our website. Here is the link: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1231/8710/files/Unit_Guide_04.22.24.pdf?v=1713893782

Sorry just found it. I’m loving all my Tucker tools. Amazing.

@@douganderson8291 I am so glad that you found it and that you are loving your tools. Have fun with them.

I am so glad that we can help you out with this. Finding the right method and explanation that works for us can be hard.

The reason that this isn't a 60 degree diamond is because this one is specifically designed to be part of a rectangle that has a 2:1 ratio. Because it is designed to fit in the specific rectangle that changes the angles of the diamond. This ratio is traditionally used in Storm at Sea quilts. If you are looking for a 60 degree tool check out my Star 60 video.

I am so glad that I was able to help you create a quilt using a process that was easy and fabric-saving. Enjoy your new quilt.

We don't give recommendations in the instructions on how much extra to purchase but we do give the information for what you have to cut to make them oversized. In most cases, customers have let us know that they haven't needed extra fabric beyond what is on the pattern back cover. Because depending on the method used in the pattern you might be saving fabric. But if you worry an extra 1/4 yard is usually all you need in most cases if you get really nervous go for a 1/2 yard but that really is way more than you will need. Let me know if you have more questions.

@@DebTuckersStudio180Design thanks so much that’s VERY helpful!

The Wing Clipper II only has 9 sizes, while the Wing Clipper I has 10 sizes. In the video, the 10 sizes referred to are the sizes on the Wing Clipper I. If you still have questions please let me know.

Thank you.

Thank you for letting me know.

Thanks! I hope that you find a favorite to start with. Once you try one you will not want to go back.

I am glad that I can help to learn the tools to get the most use out of them.

Thank you so much. It is wonderful to hear that your project came out exactly as. you and that you enjoyed the process of making your quilt.

Thank you so much! I am do glad that you are enjoying the videos.

I am glad that the Spanish subtitles that UA-cam provided were accurate. Enjoy sewing!

I am not sure which table runner you are asking about. The Signs of Autumn project uses the same leaf block but in a different configuration. You can find it here: deb-tuckers-studio-180-design.myshopify.com/products/signs-of-autumn?_pos=1&_sid=b600cd8aa&_ss=r

Thank you. That is exactly what i want.@@DebTuckersStudio180Design

@@glendak4093 You are welcome. I am glad this is what you were looking for.