Get to the Point with Creative Grids
Nov 12th, 2012 by Penny Haren
Get to the point with Creative Grids new Triangle series that just arrived! Â That’s right – they are all in stock and ready to ship… Karen Montgomery designed two of the rulers in this series, and over-achiever that she is, designed a row a month sampler so you can teach your customers how to use them!

Item #TQC331 Â Retail $14.00
Karen’s program begins with four- patches so you can cover basic rotary cutting and piecing with your customers. Â This also gives you an opportunity to explain the program to your customers. Â Notice that she used solids from Timeless Treasures. Â Solids are so popular right now – and an added bonus is that many of you already have a collection of solids in your store! Â Isn’t it nice to have a program that isn’t tied into a fabric that could be discontinued tomorrow! Â That is what happens when you have a program designed by a shop owner FOR shop owners! Â Karen knows what you need – and what your customers want! But, feel free to put your own twist on it. Â I can see this in prints as well. The pattern comes with instructions for all of the rows on individual sheets. Â This gives you the opportunity to spoon feed the rows and ruler demos to them in kit form.
By the time the program is ready to launch in January, there will be a series of Cut Loose Press patterns to support the rulers as well. Â (For more on CLP, read the companion article.)
This 90 degree ruler is 8 1/2″ high – which means you can make quarter-square triangles that measure up to 16″!
Item #CGRT90 Â Retail $18.95
This quilt will be a CLP pattern as soon as it is quilted. Â (CLP patterns are always tested – no virtual patterns allowed.) Â This quilt was created in a day from nine 16″ finished quarter square triangles which were cut from strip pieced units. Â How easy is that??? Â I simply sewed a strata of 1″ finished green strips and 2″ finished white and black strips. Â The seams were pressed in one direction so they nested together beautifully! Â You will love it!!!

To see a video showing how to use the ruler, visit: Â http://youtu.be/C69Ir1-0NDw
The same technique can be used with any of these rulers. Â Wait until you see what we have planned for the T45!
Item #CGRT45 Â Retail $17.95
To see a video showing how to use the ruler, visit: Â http://youtu.be/qIZ5Pxa5Qu4
The Triangle Squared ruler by Karen Montgomery is already featured in two CLP patterns.
Item #CGRTMT2 Â Retail $19.95
This darling Triangle in a Square baby quilt can be made in a matter of hours. Â I especially love the mitered border.
Item #CLPKM0001 Â Retail $3.99
To view a video of this ruler, visit: Â http://youtu.be/0VI_DC2Cv1E
Karen also designed the Perfect Rectangle.
Item #CGRTMT3 Â Retail $17.95
This ruler is featured in this darling table runner that features any 12″ square, but the instructions include cutting requirements for the Ohio Stars. Â The name “Any Twelve Will Do” is definitely appropriate!

Item #CLPKM0003 Â Retail $3.99
Karen also designed a quilt for The Quilt Company featuring this ruler. Stars in Check uses the entire 9 1/2″ of the ruler to create large blocks so this queen size quilt goes together very quickly. Â This tessellation is fun, easy and fast!
Item #TQC330 Â Retail $8.50
To view a video of the ruler, visit: Â http://youtu.be/AaE4FMt567U
The Keystone Table Runner combines both rulers – the CGRTMT2 and the CGRTMT3. Â This pattern would be just as stunning in two colors – and oh so easy to kit!
Item #CLPKM002 Â Retail $3.99
The Keystone quilt under The Quilt Company name is striking in shades of blue and is so fun, you will want to make more than one!
Item #TQC329 Â Retail $8.50
I am writing a book with Landauer that features Dresden Plates that will be out the beginning of next year. Â I can’t wait to share the patterns using this ruler. Â I can make 20 round or pointed Dresden Plates in less than five hours – you will love it!
This 45 degree Kaleidoscope and Dresden Plate ruler rocks! To see a preview of some of the quilts, visit: Â http://youtu.be/hqu1XQqLOG8











