How to use the Wave Rulers

[@laurawhittaker7217]

Just a suggestion: Have the camera pointing to the rulers straight on so that the audience can see the exact lines or markings that you are referring to.

[@sandan2358]

Love the one that makes a chicken wire look.

[@sheliaahillwig942]

I love the look of curved crosshatch. The ruler that I first saw was part of a ruler club I think. I watched a video with Marth Higdon and she called the ruler the flipped ruler. I can't find that. What ruler should I buy to be able to do curved crosshatch quilting?

[@HandiQuilter]

You can do the curved crosshatch with any of the curved rulers. Some of my favorite are the Flipped Curve, Curved Crosshatch Set, and the Curvy Set.

[@sheliaahillwig942]

@@HandiQuilter Thank you so much.

[@quiltingatthelake]

I’ve been using rulers for quite some time now, but with the wave ruler, I have a hard time understanding how to “center” the ruler on, lets say, a border, or sashing section. How do you place the ruler to make sure both the convex and the concave portion of the stitching is centered between?

[@HandiQuilter]

You will need to determine what the center point is from the top to the bottom of the wave. Find the grid line on your ruler and then move up 1/4". Similar to what is being discussed with the positioning at about 6:25 in the video. In the video we show how to line up the bottom. Same concept just you need to know where the middle point it.

[@lorriwall2523]

Cool! Good ideas!

[@canamstitcher2625]

This is helpful information, thank you!

[@HandiQuilter]

Glad it was helpful!