Ive noticed this video was made 12 years ago. The tools are timeless! I'm new to Deb Tucker tools but so excited they have been around for a long time. And I'm starting to enjoy your video and tools.

Deb, I bought this ruler from you several years at a quilt show, but never used it. Today, I was looking for my Tri-recs tools (which I have never been able to use) and found your V-block trimmer! FIRST TRY!!! Perfect V triangles! You are THE BEST!!! Thank you!

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

2 жыл бұрын

That is great! I am so glad that it helped you out. We love perfect units.

I just bought this and made a perfect V block for the first time! I see a Storm at Sea quilt in my future.

So about a week ago I was determined to accurately cut, sew, press my pieces for my quilt. After a week of watching your videos- you have easily conformed me to cut larger, sew and trim for more accurate pieces. I ordered 2 tools. Cant wait to use them!

I'm a visual learner, so this video was the perfect companion to the instructions which come with the ruler. Thanks for making it clear! I've never made such accurate "v" blocks!

Wonderful tool to work with! ❤

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

3 ай бұрын

Thank you.

I am using my vblock trimmer for the first time to make moondance quilt pattern by Eleanor Burns. I find this so much more accurate than making them the way its described in her video. Thanks again for great instructional video and another great tool.

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful! I'm always thrilled to hear that my tools are helping quilters to make better projects 💖

I have a couple of your tools and they are wonderful time savers!

Awesome 😮

Your instructions are always so clear and well-illustrated. I especially appreciate the red-line highlights when you’re pointing out a specific part of the ruler. No guesswork!! When I need a specialty ruler I always go to Studio 180 Design first. I know I can rely on the ease-of-use and accuracy of your product. Thank you!

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Have sat and watched ALL your vids today. I am loving your rulers and that you have taken into consideration US LEFTIES. Your directions on here are so precise and I am sure they are on the direction sheets that are with all the rulers. .......NOW I THINK I HAVE TO BUY ALL OF THEM. lol. :o) Thanks for sharing.

Another great tool! Yeah, I'll have to get another ruler rack with a tag labeled: Deb Tucker rulers. :>) Just a note....for lefties you're flipping the fabric west to east (or left to right) not north to south. I'm a lefty sort of..actually ambidextrous but so nice of you to show folks, who can't cut with both hands, the other way to cut. On to your next video...what fun.

Deb, this tool makes split recs as well, does it not? (I know that you have another tool for that).

I’m trimming it like I’m supposed to but I’m supposed to have a 4 and half finished square and keep ending up with 5 inches if I trim it according to directions

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

19 күн бұрын

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.

@hannahcoleman7939

19 күн бұрын

@@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

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

19 күн бұрын

@@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.

Ok where do I get the pattern behind you? Thank you~

@DebTuckersStudio180Design

2 жыл бұрын

You can find the pattern here on my website. deb-tuckers-studio-180-design.myshopify.com/products/victorious?_pos=1&_sid=01604e209&_ss=r

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Very much like the "Lazy Angle" rule designed by Jane Hawley.

@michaelbreaux9550

4 жыл бұрын

The directions on that ruler are nonexistent and the provide limited instructions and no instructional videos. You have to spend $30 to get more instructions. The book is not helpful either. I usually l8ke CreativeGrids rulers, the Lazy Angle is worthless. Tucker’s much better for the triangle type units with much better instructions.