Quilting Articles
Cutting 60 Degree Shapes from Templates
To cut isosceles trapezoids or triangles from printable templates, consider using rulers along with your templates instead of cutting along the template edges. Here are a few ways you can...
Cutting 60 Degree Shapes from Templates
To cut isosceles trapezoids or triangles from printable templates, consider using rulers along with your templates instead of cutting along the template edges. Here are a few ways you can...
Binding 120 Degree Corners
Just like for binding regular 90 degree corners, you will need to use straight grain fabric strips for binding 120 degree corners. The entire binding can be done by sewing machine,...
Binding 120 Degree Corners
Just like for binding regular 90 degree corners, you will need to use straight grain fabric strips for binding 120 degree corners. The entire binding can be done by sewing machine,...
Bias Machine Binding For Scalloped Edges
Bias binding is crucial for finishing curves and scalloped edges, and it’s simple to bind them. This tutorial showcases Cuddles The Hexi Bear Rug pattern, featuring scalloped edges around the ears. Making...
Bias Machine Binding For Scalloped Edges
Bias binding is crucial for finishing curves and scalloped edges, and it’s simple to bind them. This tutorial showcases Cuddles The Hexi Bear Rug pattern, featuring scalloped edges around the ears. Making...
Quilt-As-You-Go: A Step By Step Guide
Quilting-As-You-Go allows you to assemble pieces of a quilt block, and as you sew each seam, you are stitching through the batting and backing layers at the same time. So...
Quilt-As-You-Go: A Step By Step Guide
Quilting-As-You-Go allows you to assemble pieces of a quilt block, and as you sew each seam, you are stitching through the batting and backing layers at the same time. So...
Transferring Pattern Markings Using Pins
Did you know that transferring pattern markings can be done without a tracing wheel and carbon paper? This method works perfectly for transferring notches, straight darts, pocket lines, marks for...
Transferring Pattern Markings Using Pins
Did you know that transferring pattern markings can be done without a tracing wheel and carbon paper? This method works perfectly for transferring notches, straight darts, pocket lines, marks for...
A Beginner's Guide to Freezer Paper Appliqué
Freezer Paper is an essential supply in my quilting room. It helps to cut shapes out of fabric and it’s very useful for turning the edges of appliqué pieces when I...
A Beginner's Guide to Freezer Paper Appliqué
Freezer Paper is an essential supply in my quilting room. It helps to cut shapes out of fabric and it’s very useful for turning the edges of appliqué pieces when I...