60 degree triangle quilt

Equilateral?! Yuck. Geometry. Pretty much the only class I actually cheated in during high school. If I’d only known I’d be doing it as a business and hobby! The truth is, we use geomet…

Do you have a list of quilts you plan to make? I sure do. It includes all of the quilt methods and patterns I'd like to try one day and for years now that list has included a triangle quilt. Just a little while ago I finally got my act together and managed to make one!

Katie's Quilt My niece, Katie, is expecting a baby girl in May and her mother showed me a picture of a quilt Katie wants for her modern nursery. I decided it would be a fun quilt to make so I volunteered. First I figured out the 60 degree triangle size (finished width 7") and then built the quilt in Adobe Illustrator. Next I cut strips (6" x Width of Fabric). I used my Marti Michell 60 Degree ruler to cut triangles on the 7" finished width line. I also trimmed the bottom corners as Marti…

Simple Star quilt block tutorial using 60 degree triangles

For this tutorial I am going to show you how to sew 60-degree triangles together into pairs, then rows & then put the rows together. ...

I love equilateral triangles. There are so many designs you can make with these triangles! Learn to make hexagonal layouts with 60 degree triangles in 2 minutes: You can download a 60 degree triang…

Here is a tutorial for putting together a 60 degree angle quilt. I really enjoy the playful geometric design of this quilt and hope this will be helpful for your future 60 degree project. To begin, I will demonstrate how to cut a 60 degree angle. It can seem a bit unnerving, but it is easy to learn and brings design options to a whole new level! First, find the 60 degree line on your cutting ruler. Make sure you use your cutting mat! I just photographed it this way to better show the lines I…

Spectrastatic Triangle Hexies quilt pattern by Emily of Quiltylove.com. This bright and modern rainbow hexie quilt goes together with 60 degree triangles.

This is the second completed top made from my summer scrap bin challenge. So how does something like this get created from a heap of scraps. I will back up to the beginning. I knew the scraps were out of control. This is just one of several bins. I needed some projects to take with me to work on in my RV and could not really decide. On a whim I grabbed this large scrap bin and made myself a challenge to make quilts with this till they were all gone. At first my strategy was to just cut…

Quilts are not hard to make when you have the right tools. Learn how to make a triangle quilt using a 60-degree triangle ruler.