Slider to subdivide number bars into their factors, and the to split them into individual tiles. 3D Number cubes for customisable size, which can be used to learn about place value or to create 3D shapes. This is useful for accessibility, and students can also create entire songs using Polypad. Sonification! Many types of polygons, number bars and fraction bars now have a play button together with detailed audio configuration and animation tools to represent their value or shape using music. Hold shift key to resize rectangles as squares. Label option for individual sectors in Prime Factor Circles. New arrow options for number lines and coordinate axes. The "High Contract Mode" and "Handdrawn Mode" settings are now stored with a canvas, rather than locally in your browser. Selecting tiles or tools that are available to students now happens within the corresponding areas of the Polypad UI. Updated UI to customise Polypad: the previous popup has moved to the "File" sidebar, with user library moved to a different tab. The Creative Grids exclusive grip holds the fabric while cutting. $15. Refer to the black diamonds when cutting 1/8” units the white diamonds when cutting 1/4″ inch units. The dashed 1in grid lines ensure accuracy when cutting pieces for miniature quilts. The black and white dashed eighth inch markings show on both light and dark fabrics. This 3 inch by 7 inch Itty Bitty Eights Rectangle Ruler designed by Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings features easy to read 1/8 inch markings. We still need the 6″ because sometimes we have to cut a 4 1/4″ square and then sub cut it twice for our minis…But the most shocking thing that happened to me is…when I didn’t have the rulers with me… like when left it at the lakehouse…and I had to use my other Creative Grids…I missed them!…I actually was bummed I didn’t have them…like…how am I going to survive this without those dashes!!! Cutting is CRITICAL with minis because just a thread can make a huge difference in a 1/2″ finished square or a 1/4″ inner border like Winter Star has…I also use them when NOT making minis, as I still want to cut as accurately as possible! So even if you don’t make quilts with tiny, tiny pieces…these two rulers are still VERY useful and I promise you these will become your GO TO rulers when cutting minis or sub cutting larger pieces in your normal sized quilts…Here is the Official write-up on this one… The 3″x 7″…this is the one I use the most…I like how it fits in my hand…easier to wield around those mini pieces…with all the same features as the 6″. but all the black and white diamonds have the actual markings like 1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8″ and the white 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4…But the best part is every line is a dashed line! You can see your fabrics at every point! No more wondering…am I on this edge of the line or that side of the line…now we can see! Also do you notice the ruler is not 6 1/2″? Now that is bad if we want to square up a 6 1/2″ block, but we already have a ruler for that!!! No mis-cutting because of that 1/2″ -you know what I am talking about here? Now…on to my favorite of the two… The Creative Grids exclusive grip holds the fabric while cutting. Refer to the black diamonds when cutting 1/8” strips the white diamonds when cutting 1/4″ inch increments. 
This 6 inch Itty Bitty Eights Square Ruler designed by Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings features easy to read 1/8 inch markings. Here is the official write up on the 6″ruler…
I am so super excited to announce what I have been working on since Fall Market!!! This Spring Market is going to be in Minneapolis…we are going to be re-naming it “ Mini”-apolis“!!!! Its all about the MINI!!! Little quilts will be busting out in the PG booth…but also 2 new Creative Grid Rulers to work with all those mini blocks!!!
0 kommentar(er)
