Jaybird Quilts Hex N More Ruler Tutorial by Julie Herman

[@LynnR40]

Thanks for sharing these videos. Extremely helpful to beginners like myself !

[@CountryCrossroadsFL]

Great Demo! Super Video! Love your Hex N More Ruler!

[@deborahbrookfield1301]

Thanks for the tutorial.

[@jaybirdquilts]

You're welcome!

[@afshanyunus5447]

I was planning to buy a hexagon stencil because i so wanted to use hexagons in quilting but had no idea how to use the stencil but by your tutorial im sure I'll be able to.thanks.

[@carriedugan606]

You do a really good job of demonstrating your ruler!

[@kellyfiedler6821]

Great demo Julie. Thank you. 😊

[@rvcarrie8179]

Love your rulers and patterns!! They are easy and accurate!!

[@Saucyakld]

Wow, just what I needed. Thank you for the great demo!

[@laurabaumann8559]

Julie - do you have a tutorial for the Boomerang design? I've been looking everywhere...it's my favorite. Thanks.

[@jaybirdquilts]

No specifically for Boomerang but the Jawbreaker cutting and piecing would be the most similar to teach many of the same skills used to make Boomerang.

[@bonitamadura4083]

Please, I have misplaced the piecing directions for the pattern that was included with my purchase of the hexagon template called broken Candy Dish. Is there someplace I can get a copy of that pattern without buying another template?

[@dianafors7610]

Is it possible to get that direction sheet that is included with the ruler. I never got it and thusly have not used it. Cleaning out stuff found it and would like to use it. Could you send it to

[@jaybirdquilts]

Please email [e-mail] with a photo of the ruler & she'll send them to you.

[@eileenmeyers6080]

Where is a link to where to buy this ruler?

[@jaybirdquilts]

Thanks for asking. We don't sell them directly. It's best to get one from a local or independent quilt shop. You can get one here: www.pinkdoorfabrics.com/collections/notions/products/preorder-hex-n-more-jaybird-quilts-acrylic-template

[@eileenmeyers6080]

@@jaybirdquilts thank you.

[@jaybirdquilts]

@@eileenmeyers6080 You're welcome!

[@mehershawoan2361]

Can we cut several pieces at one go?

[@afshanyunus5447]

If you're sure of yourself i dont see why not.a piece of advice,dont cut more than 4 at a time.

[@nan3rd]

Afshan Yunus So we can fold the 4 1-2 strip in half and cut 2 - 1/2 hexagons at a time?

[@chhunogrady1803]

I bought this ruler, please sew us how to make a crayon box pattern not just cutting? I need how to put together please 😰 thank you.

[@ShirleyTener]

Julie, I love your video, would like a tad of a smile, but I am sure you were nervous, Congrats on your success and yes I now own my own rulers and will buy some patterns. I like that its so new, that its great for a swap partner and I love everyone of those shapes, I use them alot in sewing. I cant read a pattern but I can learn a ruler now, because I had no idea how to use them. Any QAL 's planned to help us beginners? Thank you, your friend at Simplesew..

[@judyedelman5996]

As a left handed quilter, I found the directions for cutting the triangles disappointing. Turning over the directions only adds confusion and doesn't give clarity. I think having a left handed person demonstrating the proper cutting of the triangles a better solution. Additionally, while I know that roughly 10% of the population is left handed, we would benefit from left handed rulers as well. Just a thought.

[@jaybirdquilts]

Many companies create left handed rulers for standard squares and rectangles. Unfortunately, it is not feasible for most specialty rulers. I’m sorry you are struggling. I work with left handed tester, have reviewed things with them, and present information based on their suggestions.

[@barbetheridge5091]

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