If you don’t have a 60 degree ruler but your ruler or your mat has 60 degree markings, this is how you can cut equilateral triangles.
How to cut equilateral triangles with a regular ruler
This 2 minute video shows you how to cut equilateral triangles in 3 ways without using special rulers:
With this type of triangle you can make lots of different quick quilts.
One of my favourite blocks you can do with equilateral triangles is a hexagon block.
Do you want to make a quilt with a hexagon block?
This is a hexagon sampler quilt that can be made with jelly rolls. The pattern is available on my Etsy shop.
Buy Hexagonal dream pattern
- Buy the pattern on my Etsy shop.
Sewn Up 
I have a pattern that’s just equilateral triangles in straight rows, but no matter hard I try I can’t figure out how to get these into rows. Could you show how to sew these into straight rows?
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I sent you an email with a picture to check what you mean exactly.
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