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A Diamond Pattern - Easy to Construct Using a Double Diamond Ruler

2 February 2010

When it comes to quilting notions there is an endless choice of threads, rulers, templates, marking pens, cutting tools, etc. that a quilter can utilize. As the time to make a new quilted item gets close it may appear challenging to know what materials to pick and where to start. A great place to start is with a quilting ruler called the Double Diamond Ruler.

The Double Diamond Ruler offers a great way for you to add a diamond-shaped embellishment to any design. Prior to the invention of the Double Diamond Ruler it was rather cumbersome to create a diamond pattern. In the past you would have had to trace a pattern onto fusible interfacing, iron it onto the fabric and then clip the lines you drew with a pair of scissors. Talk about time consuming! The Double Diamond Ruler changed all that.

With two sizes available the Double Diamond Ruler now helps you easily make both 1 1/2″ and 3 1/2″ wide diamonds. Use the 1 1/2″ Double Diamond Ruler to create an attention-getting eyeglass case or purse strap. Add distinctive, dimensional diamonds to a table topper, wall hanging or even table runner using the 3 1/2″ Double Diamond Ruler.

Once you have determined which sized Double Diamond Ruler will work best for your design you will want to choose 3 quality fabrics to work with: a main fabric, contrast fabric and background fabric. Solid color cloths work best but the diamonds do not display well if you utilize large prints. However, small prints can result in an intersting effect.

If you are unsure where to begin then you will want to check out the online idea gallery at Bright Quilting Notions. In addition to ideas, there are patterns, kits and even an instructional video to help you get started. Take the first step towards making your very own masterpiece and order the Double Diamond Ruler today.

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