Grande ruler from Square in a Square

[@eileenmorrell6198]

Great tutorial!

[@vallang4832]

I love this system.

[@kutepookie]

Where’s the rest of the tutorial

[@BAM-jc7uy]

Hopefully you'll develop a way or dedicated curved marked ruler to make ascending or descending sized order of CURVED flying geese using your unique sq in a sq system. Be well. New Mexico

[@chevydude658]

I like this system but it seems like there’s a LOT of waste. Is it just me or what? All those scraps really add up especially with the hyke in fabric prices.

[@squareinasquare]

The first time you see the system, you may think that. Once you get into the system and see how it works, there is very little waste. It's only wasted fabric if you don't use any of the trim offs. We talk about that in most all of the videos. Did you see the video on Saturday as we talked in detail about using the fabric trims? This is an entire system that we have been teaching for over 35 years and lots of happy quilters. Hope you give it a try! Let me know if you have questions - [e-mail]

[@jeanmorgan7420]

Where can I purchase a Grande ruler? please

[@squareinasquare]

Squareinasquare.com

[@squareinasquare]

That is the transcontinental railroad. Kit and pattern on website Squareinasquare.com

[@sandan2358]

Does the ruler come with instructions for all the options?

[@squareinasquare]

No, the ruler is a complement to the system but does not have any options or patterns. We recommend the Original Ruler and Reference book Vol 1 as the first two items to purchase. The Original Ruler w/Ref plus the Grande would be a great combo pack.

[@larissawangarodskaya4371]

Замечательная линейка! И я рада, что у меня такая ваша линейка есть!

[@squareinasquare]

Очень хорошо. через гугл переводчик

[@joelynvillarreal4062]

That is a beautiful quilt in the background. Is there a pattern for that?

[@jangoppert3955]

It is The Transcontinental Railroad Quilt designed b Jodi Barrows. It is a beautiful quilt pattern and book that tells the story of the Railroad which was 200 years old recently. It's on her website www.squareinasquare.com